The property industry ‘needs to keep promoting an inclusive persona’
More needs to be done to promote gender diversity and inclusion in the property sector, according to an LGBT+ forum.
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Japanese knotweed wipes £11.8bn off UK house prices – claim
Those selling property are legally required to declare if the property is or has been affected by Japanese knotweed, which can sometimes cause problems.
Estate agency collects over 3,500 unwanted coats for charity this Christmas
Chestertons has collected more than 3,500 coats for the charity Calling London.
Wishing all our readers a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2022
The team at Property Industry Eye would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the very best for the festive season.
Letting agency fined for breaching the Tenant Fees Act
The London-based letting agents has been ordered to pay a financial penalty of £2,000 for breaching the Tenant Fees Act.
OPINION: Simplify? If only
Russell Quirk: “The outage of Simplify’s IT systems, or a hack, has effectively knocked the business out.”
Chancellors to open a new branch in Hampshire
The new Chancellors office will be the network’s 57th branch.
House prices set for further growth ‘based on transactions already underway’
Room for growth: House prices look set to increase as we enter 2022, new data shows.
Taylor Wimpey agrees to drop ‘unfair’ ground rent terms for leaseholders
Taylor Wimpey has voluntarily given formal commitments to the CMA to remove terms from leasehold contracts that cause ground rents to double in price every 10 years.
Simplify customers ‘still waiting for answers a month after cyber-attack’
Expert data breach lawyers supporting concerned home movers affected by Simplify Group’s cyber-attack have urged the firm to provide more information.