University launches UK’s first ever estate agency degree
The UK-first degree in residential estate agency is being taught two days a week to allow students to work while studying
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New group brings well-known property brands under one roof
All products and services will retain their own brand identity but sit within the wider property brand
Estate agents fail to provide up-front information despite perceived benefits
The vast majority of agents think up-front information would improve the homebuying process
Will house prices keep falling in 2024?
The UK housing market is showing signs of recovery, with a jump in both the volume of people looking to buy a home and higher numbers considering a sale
Which sort of intelligence is best?
How many people leave school with aspirations to become an estate agent?
High stakes, high Stress: It’s time men started talking about their mental health
Today’s Agents MVMT podcast ‘Pass the Syrup’, presented by Ben Madden, features Sophie Lang of Lang Llewellyn & Co and Alex Tan of Andrews
Biggest fall in average two-year fixed mortgage rates since 2022
Lenders are in constant review of their ranges, and analyst says it is likely rates will fluctuate in the coming weeks due to the noises surrounding future rate expectations
Right To Rent fines soar from today
Greater concern for agents and landlords as fines for non-compliance of Right to Rent checks dramatically increase
Michael Gove pledges to end Section 21 evictions before general election
Progress of the Renters Reform Bill through the House of Commons has been slow
‘How councils deal with private sector landlords is the next Post Office scandal’ – claim
Expert claims that councils are guilty of severe maladministration, excessive enforcement and unfair licensing conditions against private sector landlords