Estate agents urged to reassess their fee structure
Estate Agents surveyed, as part of a new study, cited reduced fees and profitability as having a critical impact on their business.
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The government is still considering the RoPA recommendations
Housing Minister Eddie Hughes yesterday confirmed that that the proposed reforms are still on the agenda.
Scrapping ‘no fault evictions’ could lead to a surge in evictions, warns lawyer
Michael Stock, head of property department at law firm OGR Stock Denton, is calling for more more detail about how the law will affect landlords who require a tenant to vacate.
Football club announces partnership with 137-year-old estate agency
Established in 1885, the estate agency has been selling homes for more than 130 years.
50 not out as letting agency celebrates its half-century in the industry
The company will celebrate its 50th anniversary today with all offices inviting clients, customers, contactors and business associates for drinks in their offices to mark this milestone.
The Acorn Group opens 40th office
The Acorn Group has expanded with the opening of a new office in Sevenoaks under its Langford Russell brand.
Housing minister to address landlords at conference
Letting agents and landlords are being encouraged to question the minister on the government’s plans for the PRS.
Agency network commits to carbon neutrality
New partnerships provide members with a great foundation to offset their carbon emissions.
New report helps buyers better prepare for future extreme weather hazards
The Climate Report helps conveyancing professionals inform homebuyers of the hazards arising from climate change.
Dye & Durham may be forced to sell TM Group after review by CMA
Connells Group and LSL sold their their shareholding in TM Group last year for £91,5m. But the UK competition regulator has now spoken out against Dye & Durham’s takeover.