Over three quarters of estate agents expect to be paperless by 2025
A new estate agency survey shows that 77% of respondents believe the process of buying and selling residential properties will be fully digital or online by 2025.
A new estate agency survey shows that 77% of respondents believe the process of buying and selling residential properties will be fully digital or online by 2025.
Changes to stamp duty? Tim Walford-Fitzgerald, partner at UK accountancy firm HW Fisher, shares the major tax considerations you need to focus on as we head into 2022.
New HMO scheme will be introduced in April 2022, with a three-month grace period for existing landlords.
With almost £2bn of BTR assets under offer, CBRE expect momentum in the market to continue into 2022 as the sector goes from strength to strength.
A growing focus on the environment appears to have struck a chord with the public, with the energy efficiency of a home now more important to many people - poll shows.
There was a significant increase in buyer demand over the recent festive period when compared with the same period last year, according to new research.
Snippets of industry news: New HQ for Adair Paxton; BPF announces new president; Just Mortgages’ rapid expansion
Letting agent warns that there are real risks that many people face in dealing with properties featured through online classified advertisements.
The range of locations accessible to a household with a more limited budget of £150,000 has shrunk substantially.
Richard Adams, founder and Stonebridge board adviser, has sadly passed away after a long battle with cancer.
Miller Homes has been purchased by an American asset management firm in a deal thought to be worth £1.3bn.
The total value of the England’s ownership market is now over three times that of the rental market, new research by Boomin shows.
The Scottish country market finished 2021 on a high with exchanges up 15% in the first 11 months of 2021 versus the five-year average (excluding 2020).
As we enter the new year, buyer demand remains strong. But where are the homebuyer demand hotspots?
Purplebricks has broken its silence to dismiss speculation that is planning to sell-off the lettings arm of the business.
New data shows that the housing market is moving into more ‘normal territory’ as mortgage approvals return close to their pre-Covid averages.
All signs point to a buoyant year for agents and negotiators should be preparing accordingly if they want to capitalise on the ongoing demand, says commentator.
Demand for super-prime property in London’s has been driven by buyers having access to preferential-rate interest-only so-called “billionaire mortgages”, says agent.
Ben Ridgway, co-founder at iamproperty: “The partnership with eXp represents the future of how we plan to work with agents.”
Many buy-to-let investors no longer wish to be associated with the term ‘landlord’ due to negatively in the press.
We use cookies to improve your experience. By clicking Accept all, you agree to our use of cookies. Cookie policy