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The punitive tax measures announced in the budget are holding the industry back from long-term growth

The estate died peacefully after a “short but courageous battle” with cancer

Propertymark speaks out against the higher tax coming into play for those purchasing buy-to-let property

Quality over quantity: Why having the most listings doesn’t necessarily make an agent the best choice for sellers; top tips to help estate agents win more instructions

Snippets of industry news: Alice Bullard promoted to CEO of Nested; Partners Real Estate appoints new COO; Estate agent with over 50 years’ experience joins Fisher German

Landlords searching for a new deal will find the choice of buy-to-let mortgages has hit a record high, which could instil a sense of optimism

Estate agency eyes growth through strategic partnerships

The estate agency boss says more than 100 estate agents registered for his ‘Open House’ webinar in January

Almost 1,900 landlord properties in Manchester will be required to apply for a landlord license

Experts says Bindweed, dogwood, houttuynia and ivy are most commonly mistaken for Japanese knotweed

The estate agency, founded more than 200 years ago, has 18 offices

Jas Athwal, elected an MP last year, is the biggest landlord in the House of Commons and was criticised last year after it emerged he was renting out flats with mould and ant infestations

The three time Olympic medallist says there are many key similarities between performing at an elite level at sport and operating as a small independent business

With home-movers understandably eager to avoid unnecessary extra costs, Rightmove has predicted a conveyancing log-jam as 31 March fast approaches

With a workforce exceeding 75 staff, the company is showing no signs of slowing down

The investment led to a long-running corruption trial which exposed infighting and intrigue in the highest echelons of the Vatican, ending with the conviction of a cardinal and others

As the property transaction process remains incredibly complex and fragmented, timelines are increasing

Shared ownership has become a popular route to purchase a first home, and now increasing numbers of purchasers are selling on their properties to move up the ladder

The new operation will initially operate as a boutique agency, with plans to expand in the near future

Despite the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 passing just before the last general election, progress has been slow