Liz Truss has within the past few minutes confirmed that the government is not backtracking on their plans to scrap Section 21 so-called ‘no fault’ evictions and will press ahead with the policy.
Dozens of estate agents have been fined for breaching anti-money laundering requirements, HMRC has announced.
Rental reform plans, which were due to be introduced in this parliamentary session, are no longer considered a priority and could be killed off entirely, despite being a Tory manifesto commitment.
Property dossiers are something every serious property seller should have given the current economic and political climate, experts warn.
Snippets of property industry news: Martin Fillery joins LRG as a director; Davidson Estates adds to its new homes team; Knight Frank announces senior appointment
Reports suggesting that the government is intent on rowing back on its commitments has been described as “incredibly bad news for renters”.
There has been a significant increase in the number of rental applications which are not being approved by agents, new data shows.
Propertymark says that ongoing work to support members in reviewing compliance with legislation is a key area for its team of compliance auditors.
It is claimed that the Tories' manifesto pledge to build 300,000 homes a year is 'dead in the water'.
ASA puts the spotlight on government's misleading advertising after upholding complaint by Labour MPs.
One of the City’s leading economists says that there is currently no way of avoiding a 1990s-style slump in the housing market, with property prices likely to fall by up to 25%.
A UK house prices crash “is looking increasingly likely” - fresh warning ahead of new report.
The agreement sees the estate agency re-establish a close working relationship with the football club and will feature on highlights and website interviews.
Snippets of property industry news: Propertynest appoints Paul Sheard; James Gwynne joins Nicol & Co; SmartSearch adds to senior team.
The 30-minute event is designed to help agents win more second-hand and off-market instructions.
Goodlord is hoping to win more business from letting agents with the launch of a new accounting tool.
Developers who have signed the pact are Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey, Lovell, McCarthy and Stone, Countryside, Vistry, Redrow, Crest Nicholson and Barratt.
New data reveals 487,000-plus units are required to meet population estimates.
There has been a significant increase in demand for UK holidays in recent years.
The actor was unhappy to learn that the London-based estate agency used his image and a reference to a classic line in one of his films to advertise its business – without consent.
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