Agents to be offered asymptomatic testing to stop spread of Covid-19
All local authorities are expected to go live with community testing by the end of February.
All local authorities are expected to go live with community testing by the end of February.
New polling finds majority of agents support reform of the professional body.
The stamp duty holiday and working from home has put conveyancing and those who practice it under enormous strain, according to David Greene.
According to government guidelines, ‘open house’ viewings should not currently take place.
The company has set its sights on becoming one of the largest agencies in North West England.
Some 35% of respondents said they would not pull out of a deal if it was not going to complete before the stamp duty holiday ends.
The company says that it has a rather ambitious acquisition strategy.
Recent research by the Guild of Property Professionals indicates that up to a third of buyers will abandon their purchase if forced to pay more than expected for stamp duty.
Landlord Action, alongside PRS Mediation, will today host a one-hour webinar.
Joining the webinar as guest speaker will be David Smith, economics editor of The Sunday Times.
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Disgruntled employees have instructed Unite, the union to act on their behalf. They say that they are subject to ‘fire and rehire’ plans - a claim that Goodlord deny.
“The benefits of selling at auction for agents are clear,” claims Zoopla's chief commercial officer, Andy Marshall.
Despite Covid-19 hitting hard, the company set new records for revenue.
OneDome describes itself as the ‘biggest challenger portal in terms of traffic and leads’.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government becomes the first ministerial office outside of Westminster as part of a shift away from the London-centric approach to government.
An extension to the current tax break ‘merely adds newer buyers into the race to beat the cut-off’, warns conveyancer.
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