News Archive

Collective action ‘not in public interest’, agents are told

Tenants will no longer have to wait for the bailiffs to knock at the door – an eviction notice will be enough to prove impending homelessness

Letting agent convicted of killing pedestrian ‘can continue as landlord’, report

De-registered landlords ‘continuing to exploit’ tenants in Scotland, says BBC

Phil Spencer to hand out the gongs at Agents Giving ball (and don’t forget the Agents’ Strictly challenge)

Older people would like to downsize but can’t because there is nowhere to go

So, did the NAEA drop a brick?

EYE challenges Direct Line over claims that agents are ‘often’ misdescribing properties

North-south divide means that housing markets in northern cities show no signs of slowing

MP tells letting agent of tenants being faced with ‘sky high fees’

Lazy analysis is out of date, claims furious building industry body

Freedom of Information request shows four more authorities have applied to CLG for bans

Estate agency in top ten jobs where no degree necessary – but could the robots take over?

New homes building still way below peak of 2007, say official figures

Agents ‘taking over seven working hours to respond to email leads’

‘Subdued’ market for property transactions and market lending in July

Report says Brexit could exacerbate bricks shortage – and UK’s housing crisis

Foxtons bows to lobbyists and withdraws from deal where tenants are under threat of losing their homes

Worries over quality and availability of homes on market top list of worries for public

Labour MP calls for Barwell to say sorry for misleading first-time buyers in Help to Buy ISA scandal