Revealed: Market towns offering the best (and worst) value for first-time buyers
Overall, property price growth in market towns has risen 24% over the past five years, and slightly more for first-time buyers, at 26%
Overall, property price growth in market towns has risen 24% over the past five years, and slightly more for first-time buyers, at 26%
The purchase has been described as an important next step in the agency's strategic growth plans
Nurtur recommends that estate agents transform their websites from simple property portals into comprehensive resource hubs
It has been a strong start to the year, with revenue up 10% and adjusted operating profit growing 31%
Agency director commits to stepping away from all aspects of letting and property management
The proposed Renters’ Rights Bill is one of several changes that may inadvertently reduce confidence among some landlords
Conveyancers are experiencing significant pressure due to increased demands on their time
First-time buyer activity is proving robust thanks to changes in the mortgage market
Research suggests that many agents are missing an opportunity to showcase a feature of a property that is becoming increasingly popular
Rightmove’s CFO exercised options from share plans, selling shares to cover taxes
The housing market continues to feel the impact of tax changes and increased economic uncertainty.
Fresh data points to ongoing pressures in the rental market
High levels of supply, in part caused by April’s stamp duty cliff edge, are expected to keep downwards pressure on property prices in the short-term
Snippets of industry news: John D Wood & Co appoints former Foxtons director; CBRE strengthens affordable housing offering with ex-Knight Frank recruit; Savills names new director
The estate agency is set to open its virtual doors next week
Agency seeks digital transformation
The new property website has been rebuilt to improve the home search experience with several new and improved user features
Greater supply of homes for sale and mortgage rates remaining higher than expected are the key reasons for weaker growth
Mortgage borrowers could save £255 per month by choosing a 40-year term, compared to a 25-year term deal when borrowing £250,000
Supply and demand is slowly rebalancing towards more normal levels, new figures show
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