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Major discrepancy revealed by housing minister in tenancy disputes
Seven in ten disputes at MyDeposits go in favour of tenant
New ‘lite’ version of Fixflo launched to small landlords
Pared-down release will be free to smallest landlords and their tenants
Council set to order that all new homes must be lived in
Local authority to use planning powers to clamp down on investors who ‘buy to leave’
Auction firm iam-sold announces expansion for next year
More growth for firm after winning Best Supplier to estate agents award
Ex-estate agent who glassed stranger back in court
Former negotiator with 18 convictions given another chance after breaching court order
Market rises to challenge of Osborne’s game changer
Reforms to SDLT look to have shaken and stirred the market. How is it for you?
Will rising property prices wipe out savings on Stamp Duty?
Osborne’s ‘cunning plan’ will jack up prices
Three different Stamp Duty regimes within five months for Scots agents
Reforms implemented in Scotland – but only until April
OnTheMarket ‘will not succeed’ in challenge to Zoopla, claim
Knocking number two off its perch will be ‘very hard’, says portal guru
Pygott and Crone scoop Estate Agent of the Year accolade
And David Newnes wins standing ovation for his outstanding individual contribution
Agents accused of ‘top cash cons’ by Telegraph
Newspaper warns landlords and tenants over ‘dirty tricks’ by agents
Tenants on average earnings struggle as rents take up to 54% of gross pay
Towns and cities outside London more unaffordable than capital
Managing performance: the dreaded appraisal
How to get those crucial staff appraisals right
Julian O’Dell: Appraise where appraise is due
As our training guru explains, it’s not all about praise
Stamp Duty stampede as deals are done late into the night
Deals are rushed through to secure massive savings for buyers
‘Some very cross buyers’ as losers count their costs minutes before reforms
Buyers who could have delayed completions until the next day would have made savings
I’ll press ahead with Mansion Tax, vows Balls
Shadow chancellor says Stamp Duty reforms make no difference to Labour plans
Prices up, says Halifax – and then quotes Land Registry data, not its own
Halifax says prices are now £186,941, but bases Stamp Duty report on Land Registry price of £255,033
Government to try again on revenge evictions despite defeat of Bill
Dismay expressed by landlords at another attempt to introduce law