Gary Barker shuns Boomin to join Connells
No hard feelings. Michael Bruce tells EYE that the team at Boomin “wish him well”.
No hard feelings. Michael Bruce tells EYE that the team at Boomin “wish him well”.
Oakley Capital, a mid-market private equity firm, has invested in the estate agency chain, which will lead to a major expansion of the company's operations.
This has been a long and complex case.
Notley told EYE last month that he had joined Connells.
A perfect storm is brewing in the London property market, new figures suggest.
The debate will take place next week and promises to be entertaining.
Luke Hammond joins Fine & Country; Brief Your Market appoints Benjamin Brain; Property Services internship at The Met
Stamp duty: The Law Society of England and Wales is urging people to write to their MP ahead of the Budget on 3 March.
As Nicky Heathcote, interim executive chair, takes charge of the Propertymark board, one agent asks, what the bl***y hell is going on at Arbon House?
But Covid has clearly had a lasting impact.
Bill and Geraldine Miller are retiring following a successful career with the hybrid agency.
Agents can now “show and tell” much more effectively in describing the selling points of specific locations or neighbourhoods.
The stamp duty holiday in England introduced in July 2020 has helped to fuel a sharp rise in property prices, as buyers rush to take advantage of the saving.
Options for those with a 10% deposit have improved greatly over recent months.
A joint statement has been issued by Propertymark, the NRLA, Big Issue, Ride Out Recession Alliance, Crisis, Citizens Advice, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Money Advice Trust, The Mortgage Works, Nationwide Building Society, StepChange Debt Charity and Shelter.
The company says it is the first large agency to go carbon neutral.
John Paul, CEO at the Castledene Group, will be delivering a webinar this morning.
If 160,000 transactions made it through, buyers would collectively save around £1bn, says Rightmove.
Two new property taxes have been announced by housing secretary Robert Jenkins.
The agents trade under their own personal name and earn a minimum of 70% of the commission they generate.
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