Agency conference rescheduled due to Tube strike
Taking into account the national rail and London underground strike planned for November 3 and November 5, the event is now rescheduled for early next year.
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Students queue overnight to secure accommodation amid housing shortage
Student renters queued outside estate agents in a bid to find a home for the next academic year.
Government urged to give BTL landlords stamp duty ‘exemption’ to boost rental supply
Private landlords are important housing providers and are needed to plug the growing shortage of homes to rent.
No return to financial-crisis double-digit price drops, agency forecasts
The UK is expected to avoid a repeat of the double-digit house price declines seen during the global financial crisis.
Michael Gove commits to 300,000 housebuilding target
Housing secretary Michael Gove insists that the government is still committed to building 300,000 new homes annually by the mid-2020s, despite doubts raised by ex-prime minister Liz Truss.
Scrapping housebuilding target would deal £17bn blow to economy, OBR warned
Getting rid of plans to build 300,000 new homes a year will deal a £17bn blow to the economy and deprive the Treasury of much-needed tax revenues, housebuilder developers have warned.
EYE NEWSFLASH: Goodlord make 18 staff members redundant
A company spokesperson explained the issues that led to the redundancies a short while ago.
Lee Rowley re-appointed as housing minister
Lee Rowley has been re-appointed as housing minister, while Lucy Frazer has also been named as minister of state in the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC).
Estate agency denies report linking it to Chinese police operations in the UK
Allegations that Chinese police have opened unofficial offices around the world to crack down on dissidents
House prices to fall by 8% next year, Lloyds warns
Pessimistic house price forecast comes as Lloyds reports fall in its billion pound profits