Propertymark breaks silence after BBC Panorama investigation
Propertymark says the housing sector already has strong consumer protections in place, with standards regularly reviewed to ensure they remain effective and fit for purpose
Propertymark says the housing sector already has strong consumer protections in place, with standards regularly reviewed to ensure they remain effective and fit for purpose
Leaseholders have raised concerns that the legal challenge could delay long-awaited reforms
Concerns have been raised about the ability of the current legal system to function effectively in the future without sufficient new funding and resources
Should estate agents be banned from receiving financial benefit from both the buyer and seller in the same transaction?
Local authority is cracking down on landlords violating licensing regulations
The Barratt Redrow share price dropped faster than any other stock on the FTSE 100 yesterday
The event will take place in November
Alto Software Group, formerly the software division of Houseful, officially launched as a standalone brand in January
As media coverage intensifies, public trust in estate agents is taking another battering
Although Panorama's investigation centred on Connells and Purplebricks, its findings risk undermining confidence in the estate agency industry more broadly
One step closer to legalising rental reforms
Estate agents are being warned that AI search is going to impact website performance
The best estate agents go far beyond just pitching their service
The purchase supports growth and service enhancement for property owners and guests
It is understood that the guarantee ceiling is £3.2bn in contingent liability, with fees paid by lenders intended to offset taxpayer risk
The housing emergency, declared in May 2024, has sparked concerns over land availability, slowing approvals, and limited financial viability
The partnership aims to help consumers when making buying decisions by offering a one-stop solution for finding tradespeople
Panorama goes undercover at Connells to investigate claims it is not acting in the best interests of customers; reporter also speaks to a whistleblower who worked at Purplebricks
The agency was fined £21,000, reduced to £14,000 for an early guilty plea
Snippets of industry news: Antony Roberts appoints new lettings manager; Oakheart welcomes new area director; New head of residential conveyancing at Gilson Gray
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