The Guild launches marketing packs for members
Properties marketed through the service will receive exposure via Residence, The Guild’s new UK-wide property magazine
NEWS ARCHIVES
Rental values remain ‘strong’ despite increased stock levels – Foxtons
The phased implementation of the Renters’ Reform Act will introduce structural changes to the private rental sector over the next few months
The Conveyancing Association sets date and unveils theme for 2026 conference
The conference will be chaired by CA board director Eddie Goldsmith. Confirmed speakers include David Smith, David Opie, Paula Higgins and Kate Faulkner
Taking a property off the market may improve its future sale prospects – claim
Latest trend suggests that if a property does not sell early, taking it off the market for a period may be more effective than keeping it listed long-term
Renters reform isn’t the problem – being a reactive agent is
The Renters’ Rights Bill is highly likely to achieve Royal Assent and become law in either late October or early November
Government unveils major estate agency AML reform – ‘not the outcome we had expected’
Estate agents are set to be supervised by a new anti-money laundering authority
New letting agency backed by Lloyds Bank and National Lottery funding
The agency is a joint venture between national homelessness charity Crisis and letting agency Homes for Good Good Place
Estate agent opens own agency in grandfather’s old barbershop
The new estate agency opens in the very building that once housed the founder’s grandfather’s barbershop during the 1950s and 60s
Comings & Goings
Snippets of industry news: Lloyds Living appoints new CEO; Middleton Advisors strengthens Surrey coverage; LSH welcomes new director