Cold night out for Fine & Country staff raises funds for homeless
Rough sleeping ‘a very humbling experience’ that nets £3,000 for charity
News Archive
We don’t know how many revenge evictions there are, says housing minister
Admission comes two weeks ahead of debate on Bill
OnTheMarket announces its launch date
January 26 is date for OnTheMarket to go live, supported by national TV adverts
Eye survey: How much are you paying the portals?
In an industry first, we are asking for information to try and deliver transparency to agents
Mortgage Advice Bureau succeeds with stock market float
Founder Peter Brodnicki worth a paper fortune of £42m as investors lap up MAB
Council hits six agents with £5,000 fines over redress schemes
Newham swoops on agents weeks after redress requirement becomes mandatory
Tenancy referencing firm tells Theresa May of immigration checks concerns
Tenancy referencing services could carry the burden of checking, Home Secretary is told
Historic town achieves permanent ban on all agents’ boards
Secretary of State grants extension of five-year ban ‘for ever’
Labour wants to raise minimum EPC rating to C for all rental homes
Party also plans to deliver 500,000 home energy reports a year
How much does a royal connection add to a house price?
Cottage where Princess Diana had trysts with James Hewitt is up for sale
Consumers told that high street agents ‘usually charge 2%’. Really?
High street agents’ fees are ‘extortionate’, claims lobbying group as it looks online
London agents brace themselves for ‘long winter’ of poor sales
Sales volumes collapse by a third in central London as sellers pile in and buyers stay away
New eBay-style property auction service launches
Buyer at auction to be given five weeks to exchange contracts after fall of ‘electronic gavel’
Will tenants make repeated complaints to stave off eviction – S.21 under threat?
Teather Bill: MPs given new briefing on revenge evictions
UK landlords ‘will own £1 trillion worth of property’ within months
Private renting is no flash in the pan, says lender
Seaside resort poised to ban new holiday homes
Will agents in coastal areas lose out if second-home ban spreads?
easyProperty could float on stock market next year
Less than two months after launch, easyProperty looks to raise more funds as it eyes up international growth
Selling properties online – not ‘so easypeasy’ , says online agent
Online agents are ‘not all the same – don’t tar us with same brush’
Landlord hit with £280,000 bill over illegal flats
Confiscation of earnings order means landlord hit with ‘biggest ever penalty’
Savills stares into crystal ball to predict 19.3% house price rises by 2019
Are five-year predictions sensible when we don’t know who (if anyone) will win the election?