A quarter of landlords consider selling up, but agents fear worse to come
Fears around a landlord exodus are being felt even more acutely by agents
Fears around a landlord exodus are being felt even more acutely by agents
Estate agency is 50% women, yet senior leadership is still mostly male. What needs to change and how do we get there?
The housing market is heading into what looks set to be a transformative year
Private sector tenants will find it easier to hold criminal landlords to account thanks to a new online platform
Tax hikes which penalise those wanting to provide rental homes need to be scrapped, says NRLA
The move to periodic tenancies, the abolition of Section 21 and preventing tenants from offering more cash upfront will leave landlords vulnerable, says commentator
By implementing this policy, LRG reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that every customer has access to the support they need to make informed decisions about their housing
Analysis of the housing market by independent property analysts, LonRes, reveals some interesting findings
Homeowners can advertise on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket
Private-sector pay excluding bonuses rose by 6.2% compared with the same period a year earlier, while CPI measure of inflation rose to 3% in January, the Office for National Statistics reported
The decision to strike out the appeal has ramifications for other outstanding appeals against HMRC related to demands for unpaid stamp duty gained through an aggressive tax avoidance scheme
Why, with all the technology we have today, does it take so long to buy a house?
Snippets of industry news: APW Property appoints area manager; Savills director lands new role; The FirstPort Group names HR director
The reduction in tax reliefs from April will see more home buyers paying stamp duty
The estate agency has officially opened its latest office as it expands into a new region
The ‘rent-to-buy’ structure offers flexibility and typically appeals to UHNW and HNW buyers
While the residential sector faced some challenges with a slight decline in lots sold, demand persists for well-priced properties
A total of £148,172 was awarded to consumers for disputes regarding leasehold, block and estate management last year
Co-Living is proving particularly appealing to the 20-40 age group, including international residents and young professionals