Land Registry reforms come under fire: data will go back only 15 years
Conveyancers are strongly against plans to reform the Land Registry – and have warned that searches could take up to 40 days
Month: March 2014
London market sees ‘ghost gazumping’ as strong demand meets lack of stock
‘Feeding frenzy’ in the capital with rival agents driving up prices by touting for properties that are under offer
Agent with 10 offices ‘planning stock market launch’
Ludlowthompson said to have brought in investment banks to manage share offering on AIM
Injured forces hero sets up letting agency
Government loan scheme helps former aircraft engineer to start up in business
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Agents’ Mutual hits back at ‘smear campaign’ tactics
The boss of Agents’ Mutual has hit back at what he says are smear tactics circulating the market and which are aimed at deterring agents from signing up
Letting agents named as receiving millions in housing benefit
Letting agents are among those who have received large sums of money in direct housing benefit payments, claim
London agents burn midnight oil in scramble to beat deadline
Budget hits corporate buyers of properties worth over £500,000 but fails once again on Stamp Duty reform
MP’s fresh attempt at regulation of letting agents
An MP has introduced a Bill in Parliament that would regulate letting agents
Private sales site touts agent for property listing
A private sales site advertising overseas homes on Rightmove, Zoopla and PrimeLocation touted an agent