Conversion of entire owned estate agency network to franchisees means LSL is now one of the UK’s leading estate agency franchise businesses, supplying services to 308 territories
The Renters’ Reform Coalition says the Renters Reform Bill in its current form “will be a failure”, while Propertymark accepts that it ‘still misses the mark’; industry reactions
Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater were sacked from government yesterday after first minister Humza Yousaf axed the power-sharing deal
There is also also an opportunity for agents to boost their revenue and earn up to £200 per referral – or up to £800 per transaction
March has traditionally been a busy month for auctions, but it would appear not to have been the case this year
Hat and Home has grown from a single branch in 2021 to five branches located on the Berkshire, Hampshire, and Surrey border
The fundraising event will allow for a whole day dedicated to knowledge-sharing and networking among property industry professionals
Does the Renters (Reform) Bill deliver a “fair deal” for both tenants and landlords?
The estate agent left his job earlier this this month to set up his own agency
Landlord prevented from benefitting financially from illegal activity
The chancellor Jeremy Hunt is reportedly considering stamp duty cuts before the next general election
Sellers are keen to capitalise on improving housing market conditions
Identifying warning signs early allows estate agents to act
There are elements of the proposals that are not good for the bill or the people it affects
The company says the new podcast will allow it to reach a wider audience
Housing is at the centre of the election battleground
Pension and insurance funds have invested huge sums in ground-rent portfolios and the Treasury fears compensation claims could be aimed at the government
In true Simon Bradbury style, it was never going to be a ‘normal’ podcast
The Renters (Reform) Bill has been described as a ‘once in a generation opportunity to improve the rental market’
