Should estate agents that overvalue go to prison?
Is licensing for estate agents long overdue?
A Quirky View
Is licensing for estate agents long overdue?
Will the markets respond well to Burnhamonomics?
Agents fear buyers and sellers could be hit with higher property taxes
Rumours are swirling that Dexters may have unintentionally over-saturated its London territories by buying way too many branch offices
Emoov founder Russell Quirk predicted in 2013 that a third of all UK homes sold would ultimately be via online agents
There are problems ahead for the main property portals, and this includes Rightmove
The Agency UK (TAUK) expanded into new territories this week with the acquisition of The Estate Agency
Rachel Reeves’ first six months in the job has not been great - her Budget was somewhat ‘Truss like’ in its effect on the financial markets and for public sentiment
Russell Quirk says that when he makes bets for 12 months ahead he stands by them, unlike some (in his opinion!)
Russell Quirk: ‘This will not be popular in some quarters, and the usual suspects will disagree in the comments…’
On the subject of housing, if you were anticipating a Labour government would genuinely be about change as is their campaign mantra, it looks like you might be disappointed
Where our industry is concerned there are several ways of looking at the impending election and the inevitable change of government
Russell Quirk explains why there is likely to be a likely explosion in the UK property market in the coming weeks
Josh Rayner interview: 20 years on in the property recruitment industry
LRG unveiled high-profile acquisitions this week, while TPFG and Belvoir are close to joining forces, but Russell Quirk says there are loads more mergers and acquisitions to come yet this year
Russell Quirk dusts off his property industry crystal ball for 2024
Can you afford this extortionate increase? And can Rightmove justify it other than to appeal to the mob mentality of their shareholders?
Rightmove has been an unassailable steam train in the property sector for almost 25 years. But is that about to change?
Labour's record on housing when last in power under Tony Blair was to oversee the biggest rise in property values of any administration in British history
As politicians’ promises go, there’s more chance of a flock of pink, four legged omnivores taking off from Stansted than our hapless Prime Minister fulfilling his goals
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