Yopa publishes YouTube video giving five reasons why it’s different to other agents — but what happened to it?
Video gains 32 views and then suddenly disappears from website
Neil Gerrard
New tenant legislation would drive ‘bad boys’ underground, warns letting agency boss
Government needs to regulate the industry rather than adopt a 'piecemeal approach', says Haart Lettings boss
EYE NEWSFLASH: Countrywide warns of dramatic fall in profit
Sales and lettings business profits expected to be almost half – down 45%, says Countrywide
High street agent Romans slams allAgents after being named second worst after Purplebricks
Romans follows on from Purplebricks, saying it will look at 'negative' comments on reviews site
Hunters to advertise ‘super-short term’ lets on Airbnb and Booking.com
Service allows landlords and vendors the chance to maximise income from empty or unsold properties
Harry Potter author JK Rowling blasts estate agent on Twitter — but did he deserve it?
Rowling denies that she has ever been to pub sold for a rumoured £4m by Devon agent
Agent warns against ‘very risky’ cryptocurrency transactions as Bitcoin value plummets
Volatility of cryptocurrencies likely to disadvantage a smooth sale, agent warns
Crowdfunding campaign launched to fund legal defence of YouTuber being sued by Britain’s best-known landlord Fergus Wilson
Campaign still well away from its £10,000 target
WATCH: Thieves rip safe off agent’s wall in 5am raid
Agent offers £1,000 reward for information leading to conviction
MP behind Bill that will let tenants sue landlords invites horror stories from renters on Facebook
Call comes ahead of Friday's debate on Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation and Liability for Housing Standards) Bill
Savills’ boss reveals plans to step down after 40 years – giving 12 months notice
Announcement comes as Savills reveals revenue growth at its UK residential business
Britain’s best known landlord threatens to sue critic over YouTube film
Fergus Wilson taking action against under the Malicious Communications Act 1988
Buy-to-let mortgages slip as legislative changes push more landlords away
UK Finance records fall in buy-to-let mortgages but there's some cheer when it comes to first-time buyers and home movers
More than 700 Scottish lettings firms complete training ahead of mandatory licensing
Scottish letting agents attend training courses in the hundreds before a new code of practice and register are introduced
Agents with their very own period properties – more beautiful offices
EYE's hunt for the most beautiful estate agent offices continues with two slices of history
Property drought drags on with ‘no sign of rush to market’
Visits to Rightmove increase but sales agreed drop and supply continues to be constrained
More legislation on the way: Tenants to be allowed to take landlords to court over poor housing
Government shifts its position and adopts proposals in Labour MP's Bill
Aspirant trade body CIELA to make come-back with self-policing register of agents
CIELA will offer agents chance to prove their compliance before publication but warns it doesn't need their co-operation
Staying down – last year’s transactions are again predicted to fall below a million
London and the south-east drag down averages in the rest of country
Mind the app! Lettings ‘platform’ takes the advertising tube
Campaign aimed at London's millennial renters takes the tube