Can it really take 121 years to buy in London?
Platform claims it would take more than a century to save for a London deposit
Platform claims it would take more than a century to save for a London deposit
Peak periods for visits to agents' websites are weekday evenings
Sad day as long-standing supplier to estate agency industry goes into voluntary liquidation with jobs at risk
The Big Interview: Industry stalwart Dunsmore-Hardy marks his 70th birthday and chalks up over 50 remarkable years in the industry
Police warning after fraudsters used insecure mail boxes to steal home owners' identities and transfer deeds
We could see a number of refugees flee from the uncertainty of self-employment to the comfort of PAYE and sick pay
Firms call for fair calculation of market value and compensation for all recent sellers
Fall-out from failure of attempt to seek Judicial Review of 'Section 24'
Are industrial disputes between Southern and the RMT union hitting house prices?
New portal to offer agents 'sharing economy' ideology
Analysts downgrade both Countrywide and LSL, while Foxtons share price continues to struggle
New owners of EweMove say business is making headway in a way no one else has
Agent changes calculations after complaint to advertising watchdog
Offers made after Saturday's open day up £20m from event in February
Agents must tell landlords of any fees earned from tenant via third-party supplier – or forfeit sum
Houses sell fastest in Bristol and Edinburgh, slowest in Swansea and Liverpool
Mandatory insurance would be supported by most landlords
New national campaign requiring photographic evidence of fees display is jointly launched by TPO and Trading Standards
'Agents need to educate public and learn from the threats' says Ed Mead
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