Shadow MPC votes to cut bank rate
The Institute of Economic Affairs' Shadow Monetary Policy Committee voted to reduce the Bank rate from 4.5% to 4%
The Institute of Economic Affairs' Shadow Monetary Policy Committee voted to reduce the Bank rate from 4.5% to 4%
The programme empowers agents at Knight Frank to use their expertise and time to drive positive change and build meaningful connections in local communities
TwentyCi used five criteria to rank the difficulty or ease of selling a property
Failure to comply with the upcoming legislation could result in serious consequences for agents, including substantial fines or legal action
Change in business is inevitable, but how organisations and individuals respond to it determines their success
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has proposed implementation dates of 2028 for new tenancies and 2030 for all tenancies
Social media has become a crucial marketing tool for estate agents
‘Wexit’ weighs on demand in prime markets
The Scottish government's Programme for Government outlines various initiatives aimed at addressing housing challenges in Scotland
Property values held up strongest in the £10m-15m price band
New agreement gives estate agents direct access to online auction service
The economic uncertainty caused by US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs may mean UK interest rates could fall further than expected
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK Party is on the rise after making big gains in English local elections
The estate agency has pledged to do more to improve working conditions at the firm following recent allegations
Purplebricks co-founder Kenny Bruce strives to 'dominate the fast-growing self-employed estate agency sector' with the latest venture he has invested in
Snippets of industry news: Knight Frank's head of DE&I made redundant; Husband and wife duo join Harding Green; New co-chairs appointed to new ARL committee
Assistance paid out since 2021 totals £38.5bn – 71% more than the previous four years
This strategic merger brings together two prominent agencies
More companies are choosing London to relocate staff
The party plans to use “judicial reviews, injunctions, planning laws” in an effort to resist housing asylum seekers
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