Making tax digital: Is your agency prepared for the regulatory changes?
Robert Bolwell, senior partner at Dutton Gregory, will focus on the regulatory change and look to answer agents’ most pressing questions during a free webinar tomorrow morning.
Robert Bolwell, senior partner at Dutton Gregory, will focus on the regulatory change and look to answer agents’ most pressing questions during a free webinar tomorrow morning.
Recent market conditions illustrate the importance of pricing well to attract bidders.
The property commentator wants to inspire those with “life-limiting prospects to make the most of every day”.
A sharp rise in borrowing costs has weighed heavily on the property industry.
Sellers need to be “realistic” in a cooling property market, estate agency warned last week, as economic uncertainty takes its toll on the housing market.
The approved deal sees the company grow in to one of the largest in the UK property sector.
The major shake-up of housing law will see significant changes for letting agents, landlords and tenants to the way homes are rented, managed, and lived in.
The housing market has taken a knock in recent weeks, and so what next?
Vendors are pricing more competitively to try to find a buyer, research shows.
The trade body is concerned that the strengthening of tenants’ rights will have an adverse impact on the confidence of landlords.
Auctions have traditionally acted as a barometer for the property market.
The announcement follows bleak recent warnings from some of the UK's largest housebuilders, amid economic uncertainty.
Sadiq Khan has called on the government to hand him extra powers so he can cap rents in the capital.
Strong rental growth has pushed average rents into another £100 price bracket for the third time in just over two years.
Acquisitions at the double for agency as its increases local market share.
Despite higher borrowing costs, the housing market is experiencing a period of relative stability ahead of the autumn statement on 17 November, says high-profile estate agency.
Hamptons has completed the acquisition of a well-established letting agency.
The nudge campaign comes in advance of Jeremy Hunt’s first Autumn Statement and rumours of a further attack on BTL landlords with higher rates of capital gains tax on property disposals.
Whilst buyers in London appear highly motivated, many would-be sellers seem to be waiting for more economic and political certainty before putting their properties on the market.
Estate agency says that it agreed sales on more than 100 residential properties in October.
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