Fast-growing estate agency completes acquisition of rival firm
The takeover of the well-established estate agency forms part of a wider plan to expand the business
NEWS ARCHIVES
Almost a third of Tory MPs trying to water down Renters Reform Bill are landlords
The Conservative MPs have been accused of holding up and weakening the proposed reforms to give renters more rights
Gazundering on rise as sellers pressured to accept lower offers
Sellers beware: new research suggests price chipping is returning with a vengeance
Property auction market sees busiest ever January on record
January has traditionally been one of the quieter months for auctions, but there has been a significant uplift in New Year sales over the past few years
Landlord ordered to pay £45,000 for renting out unlicensed properties
The landlord pleaded guilty to offences relating to two separate properties
Michael Gove failed to register hospitality with donor he helped access PPE contracts
The now housing secretary failed to register VIP hospitality enjoyed with former Tory MP David Meller, whose fashion firm had been awarded £164m PPE contracts following Gove’s referral
BTL landlords remain committed to PRS for long-term returns
Investors continue to turn to residential property as a means of supplementing their income
Alto announces new flexible training for estate agents
Alto says it has implemented customer feedback to improve its training
How is 2024 shaping up for estate agents?
While much of the media focus is on the direction of house prices what really matters to agents and housebuilders are volumes and the number of sales