Government’s energy efficiency improvement plans for rental homes are unachievable – NRLA
Ministers are yet to explain how these extensive works are to be funded
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New pre-viewing qualification tool allows agents to identify high-quality leads
CRM feature links fully customisable questionnaires directly to online viewing bookings, enabling instant bookings for qualified applicants
Foxtons unveils ambitious plan to double profits
Foxtons Group plc is today hosting a Capital Markets Event to outline the next phase of its growth strategy
Agents reveal biggest challenges when starting an estate agency business
The decision to go it alone as an estate agent can be an extremely daunting task, but one that can pay dividends
Letting agents have lost almost £900m since Tenant Fees Act
Generation Rent claims prior to the ban on tenant fees, letting agents had a licence to print money
Renters’ Rights Bill advances leaving landlords seeking clarity on key reforms
The Renters’ Rights Bill has completed its Committee Stage in the House of Lords and will move on to the Report Stage imminently
Knight Frank and Douglas Elliman end 15-year partnership
Knight Frank, which is currently evaluating a number of opportunities as part of long-term ambitions, has issued a statement
Commons debate offers little progress on leasehold reform
Yesterday’s House of Commons debate offered little comfort or leaseholders hoping for clarity and cost savings
New law must take ‘inconsistency with how letting fees are charged’ into account – Propertymark
Propertymark wants any action taken to control letting fees to take into consideration the financial effects it will have on landlords and letting agents
Buyer demand edges up as country house market returns to health
Estate agency reports that spring was uncharacteristically subdued this year, but market conditions are now improving