Shared owners taking fewer but larger steps to full ownership, finds new report
Shared owners staircasing less often but buying bigger shares, says CBRE
Shared owners staircasing less often but buying bigger shares, says CBRE
Leaseholder reforms are driving a shift in property management, requiring agents to combine compliance, clear communication, and proactive service
It comes after Rachel Reeves’ colleague Angela Rayner was recently forced to resign as deputy prime minister and housing secretary after breaching housing rules
Conservativess use Opposition Day debate to renew pledge to scrap the tax and call on Treasury to outline plans to 'ungum' the housing market
The Law Society welcomes the Renters’ Rights Act for helping to 'level the playing field between tenants and landlords'
Snippets of industry news: Carvers appoints new branch manager; Estate agent returns from Dubai to set-up own agency; UK Harding Green's new appointment
Stronger marketing makes all the difference — from professional video tours to standout photography. Here’s how to help homeowners experience it for themselves
eXp has announced several new initiatives to drive growth
Investment marks new phase of growth for estate agency’s sales division
Agents must ensure their brand, listings, and content are being understood and surfaced by AI systems, not just Google
Build to Rent makes up 14% of new city housing and is set to play a key role in delivering 12 new towns
New BCIS data reflects modest increase in infrastructure levy rates for 2026
What does the new legislation mean for letting agents, landlords, and tenants?
Councils have been granted new enforcement powers to investigate letting agents suspected of breaching regulations under the new Renters Rights Act; new rules will start in December
If the Renters’ Rights Bill represents uncertainty, it also represents opportunity - for leadership, creativity, and connection. And yes, to earn lots of money if you get this right
Agents have an opportunity to guide landlords through the Renters’ Rights Bill
Widespread belief government will fall short on abolishing leasehold and moving to commonhold
BidX1, founded in 2011, operates digital property auctions
Foxtons chairman Nigel Rich has purchased 50,000 shares in the London-listed real estate group
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