Comings & Goings
Snippets of property industry news: Knight Frank names new head of sales; Rob Trotter returns to work with DJ Alexander; Carter Jonas strengthens new homes team
Snippets of property industry news: Knight Frank names new head of sales; Rob Trotter returns to work with DJ Alexander; Carter Jonas strengthens new homes team
UK house price growth looks set to slow in 2022 and we may see falls.
Employers are directed to justify the 1.25% April increase in National Insurance. Here's what HMRC wants them to do.
More needs to be done to recognise and support those with mental health issues in the property industry, according to a trade body
allAgents wants Trustpilot to publish the number of fake reviews removed from paying customers.
Some of the world’s largest property consultancies have severed ties with their Russian partners following the attack on Ukraine.
Banks and building societies pulled more than 500 mortgage products from the market in recent weeks.
A number of agents got in touch with EYE yesterday morning to say that for the second time in seven months they were unable to access their Jupix CRM.
Foxtons recently reported a much improved performance, as profits soar.
With a clampdown on dirty Russian money in full effect, there is a chance that HMRC could increase its AML activity within the estate agency sector, it is claimed.
Brown & Co, based in the East Midlands and East Anglia, is donating £50,000 to help the record numbers of Ukrainian refugees heading into Poland.
Arun Estates has made a substantial donation to the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)’s Ukraine Appeal, and is urging other estate agents to follow suit.
Move iQ has launched a selection of new property reports, designed to support consumers looking to buy or rent a home.
OnTheMarket has become principal partner of EA Masters and Best Estate Agent Guide.
Ed Philips is leaving Foxtons after 20 years to take on the role of group CEO at the fast-growing lettings and estate agency group, Lomond.
Property prices are unlikely to continue rising as affordability starts to become increasingly stretched, with events in Ukraine likely to send inflation and energy costs higher.
A well-established independent agency has completed the purchase of a rival company, which has been selling and letting properties in the local area for 18 years.
Purplebricks’ share price continues to fall - it hit an all-time low of 14p yesterday, which is a far cry from its high point of 525p in summer 2017.
Foxtons has announced the appointment of Gareth Atkins as managing director – lettings. He will succeed Ed Philips who is leaving the business after 20 years to join Lomond Group as new CEO.
The founder of analytics website Hometrack, acquired by Zoopla for £120m in 2017, has launched a new 'iBuying' business that claims it can help people sell their homes in under a week.
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