Estate agency rebrands after merging with rival firm
Ambitious estate agency eyes further growth with launch of a new franchise model
Ambitious estate agency eyes further growth with launch of a new franchise model
Snippets of industry news: Savills strengthens senior team; Wilfords London announces key appointments amid new branch openings; Barratt David Wilson Homes appoints new MD
The 2025 awards recognised hundreds of winners across County, Regional and National Group categories
Property tax uncertainty has given some movers a reason to wait and see what’s announced in the Budget
An estate agent who made up what a judge described as a “pack of lies” was previously spared a jail sentence
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has released a first-of-its-kind surveying skills report which measures the state of skills in the surveying profession
The event is open to all estate agents across Wales
As the Renters’ Rights Bill approaches Royal Assent, the path to private rental reform comes into focus
There are 394,000 property sales agreed proceeding to completion, which represents over £1bn in commission value to estate agents
Speculation around potential changes to property taxes in the forthcoming Autumn Budget has caused activity to stall
Lack of AI transparency may breach consumer laws, warns tech specialist
New digital platform aims to enhance estate agents’ social media presence
This is one of Europe’s single biggest urban regeneration sites with the potential to deliver 10% of the city’s entire housing need up to 2044
Company targets UK for growth
Surveyors play a critical role in assessing flood risk impacts on property value, safety, design, and resilience across the entire lifecycle
The prime minister left the property tax question unanswered, leaving the door open to potential changes when chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her Budget statement next month
Peers have rejected three key amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, which will now be sent back to the Commons before heading for Royal Assent
Local authority says it is stepping up efforts to prosecute rogue letting agents and landlords who fail to meet legal standards
Industry reform needed beyond qualifications, say majority of agents in new poll
The former head of the Institute for Fiscal Studies urges the government to rethink tax approach to private rented sector amid Budget deficit concerns
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