Level of house price growth is ‘quite frankly shameful’, says Labour MP
New figures demonstrate the staggering scale of this country’s housing crisis, Labour MP argues
New figures demonstrate the staggering scale of this country’s housing crisis, Labour MP argues
Snippets of industry news: Head of major estate agency to step down; Interim leadership change; Law firm expands property team
UK’s biggest lender to offer bigger mortgages for energy-efficient homes
The estate agency squeeze: lower fees, fewer transactions, and more competition than ever before
On average, there are now around 13.5 homes placed for sale per member branch
The number of residential property transactions fell to 872,000 in 2023-24 from over one million just one year before
Applications “that comply with local development plans” will not have to get approval from local council planning committees in England under the new plan
Built for both mobile and desktop with Siri like capabilities, the search technology works with any CRM feed added to a website
The average five-year fixed mortgage has felt its biggest monthly rise since August 2023
The purchase marks a new chapter for both companies
The historic publication has long provided the industry with news, views and opinions
The platform, which aims to transform how people buy and sell homes, has already attracted over 200 property professionals to its waiting list, including estate agents
Property transactions being agreed now are unlikely to produce revenue for estate agents until the end of the first quarter of next year
The proposed Renters’ Rights Bill marks the single biggest change to the rental sector for decades
Zoopla says it will be building on its recognition with the launch of a major new marketing campaign over the festive period
UK house prices look set to increase further in 2025
With the right support, the Shared Ownership sector can continue to grow, and more than compensate for the absence of Help to Buy
Growth and change come as the sector continues to navigate improving, but still challenging, market conditions
The reality is stark. Agents can’t absorb rising costs indefinitely
The fact that a new entrant to the market has spent well over half a billion pounds on acquisitions within 48 hours is a huge vote of confidence in the stability and longevity of the UK lettings market