Internet won’t kill off high street agents, says Spectator
In 50 years’ time, there will still be plenty of high street agents
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House prices on the rise as supply stays tight
Halifax says house prices in April rose 1.6%
NAEA chief welcomes Tory policies as good for housing market
But NAEA managing director says new government may not be able to deliver within five years
A frankly great victory for well-known letting agent
Twinkle-toed agent dances off with a Strictly title
Independent estate agent sells to Countrywide in eye-popping deal
TV’s fly on the wall firm Greene & Co sells for large sum as founder is believed to step down
Our first 100 days and all looking good, says OnTheMarket
But Zoopla pours scorn on site’s traffic figures
Rent controls and mansion tax off the agenda as Tories win
Industry breathes sigh of relief
Former Andrews branch manager pleads guilty to eight fraud charges
Agent could face trial after denying five other offences
Bride reveals how wedding gift money was taken by jailed agent
Deposit money given by friends and family was never paid into scheme
Where in the world is Houser’s home valuation tool?
Latest online valuation tool features some oddities
More expansion for myhomemove as it goes on recruiting spree
National conveyancing firm to take on 100 more staff
Connells signs up to pilot of new agents review website
New review site raterAgent could deliver for UK’s third largest agent
Today’s the day but agents warned uncertainty could drag on for weeks
Property market activity falls in run-up to today’s election – and could there be another in July?
Sales plummet by 26% in prime London market hit by election jitters
Many sellers are cutting asking prices at least once
Agents due to stand trial in fraud case
Agents charged with failing to pay rents and deposits
Problems mount as more homes without new-build EPCs come on the market
Developers who failed to get EPCs done on homes pose problems for agents and sellers
So, how hard is it really for first-timers on average wages to buy?
Figures make ‘frightening reading’ – but do they really?
Council spends over £90m buying back homes sold under Right to Buy
Newspaper queries whether local authority might have to sell homes a second time if Tories win
One in six cases of ID fraud involve single young tenants
Tenants in bedsits are repeatedly targeted by fraudsters
Estate agency holds golf day in memory of founding partner
Day raises nearly £3,000 as tribute to an outstanding agent who died aged 56