Savills narrows gender pay gap as female representation edges up
Savills says it offers a truly inclusive environment
Savills says it offers a truly inclusive environment
The Renters’ Rights Act will give tenants much greater security
The acquisition follows the opening of a new office earlier this year and marks the firm’s continued expansion.
New data suggests many landlords are acting before the reforms take effect
Just 10% of new homes reach open market, buyers squeezed out
Consultants Chris Webb, Allison Emms and Toby Martin to share practical tactics across sales, lettings and marketing, followed by a live Q&A on 29 April
An inquest into the estate agent's death was opened at East London Coroner’s Court on 17 April.
There is a move towards hobby landlords leaving the sector, says head of mortgages at Paragon
Kremer Signs already supplies boards to a significant share of the UK market
Knight Frank says it has identified 36 markets it is looking to expand into
The average shelf-life is now lower than what it was at the start of October 2022, when the ‘mini-Budget’ had an unprecedented impact on mortgage choice
Local councils across the country have taken action against estate agents, with many others actively investigating so-called “fly-boarding
Experts warn landlords to exercise extreme caution and seek professional guidance when submitting HMO licence applications
Flipping market cools as profitability weakens
First-time buyers squeezed as fewer homes qualify for tax break
Parkers plans to continue engaging with landlords as regulatory changes progress
Alto has also created a Renters’ Rights Hub on its website
Coadjute says the system can support users outside standard working hours, including those in different time zones
The agreement connects Savills’ global operations with The Beverly Hills Estates’ presence in the Los Angeles market
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