OPINION: OnTheMarket – Is it Rightmove in disguise?
Property industry commentator suggests that estate agents could be paying a lot more for listing with OnTheMarket
A Quirky View
Property industry commentator suggests that estate agents could be paying a lot more for listing with OnTheMarket
Russell Quirk: “Will the Purplebricks board learn lessons from Countrywide, Emoov and other such examples? Probably not.”
Why haven’t the UK’s multi-billion-pound property portal players ever sat in a room debating together and answering questions?
Russell Quirk: “All things considered, the management should be ashamed.”
We’re on the cusp of an M&A frenzy, says property industry commentator, Russell Quirk
Purplebricks' FAQ document to staff reveals the extent of changes to their working lives
Is Purplebricks about to make a fundamental change to its business setup?
Jumping through Olympic hoops edition.
Astronaut or astranought. Who is now set to win the race in this space?
Remember 1989? Unfortunately I do and not just for the leg warmers, shoulder pads and Duran Duran.
Russell Quirk explains why and how agents should charge more.
Rightmove and Zoopla are charging you fortunes every year for the names and phone numbers of people that have a one in fifty chance of providing you an income.
Russell Quirk thinks the housing market is remarkably well priced. But there’s a cautionary message too.
The ‘My enemy’s enemy is my friend’ edition.
Russell Quirk says here are “some hard hitting truths about the industry’s overlords at Rightmove”, pointing out that all data is 100% true and correct and is taken directly from their accounts.
A fresh look at what was formerly a stigmatised sector in estate agency and in employment generally. But no more, in my opinion.
Commentator seeks answers from agents as to whether high street offices are justified
Russell Quirk: “Are we heading for a ‘Sports Direct’ approach to running estate agency businesses?”
Russell Quirk: “It’s just my opinion of course but this acquisition looks like a sticking plaster for Foxtons’ woes designed to ‘look good’ when in fact it does nothing of the sort.”
You can bet on it!
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