Estate agent behind shameful fraud scheme back in court
An estate agent who made up what a judge described as a “pack of lies” was previously spared a jail sentence
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Surveying industry faces alarming skills shortage, says RICS
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has released a first-of-its-kind surveying skills report which measures the state of skills in the surveying profession
70 years gone by and we are still talking about reducing delays in property sales
If ever there was proof that there is nothing new under the sun, this is it
What is currently happening in the UK property market?
Some 33,000 more UK homes sold year to date than last year, yet overvaluing still causing issues
Date confirmed for final stage of Renters’ Rights Bill
As the Renters’ Rights Bill approaches Royal Assent, the path to private rental reform comes into focus
Market recovery fuels £100bn pipeline for estate agents
There are 394,000 property sales agreed proceeding to completion, which represents over £1bn in commission value to estate agents
Housing market slowing amid Autumn Budget jitters
Speculation around potential changes to property taxes in the forthcoming Autumn Budget has caused activity to stall
Estate agents warned: AI misuse brings legal and reputational risks
Lack of AI transparency may breach consumer laws, warns tech specialist
New social media tool launches for estate agents
New digital platform aims to enhance estate agents’ social media presence