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Tenants have been let down by government policy, says agent

Mentoring Circle was founded to increase talent retention and further gender equality at senior leadership level

Renters are looking in a wider spread of areas than they did before the pandemic

Earlier this week it was announced that 11 housebuilders had failed to meet the government deadline to sign contracts committing them to remediate buildings in need of fire safety improvements

Fire fighters tackled the blaze, across four floors and the basement, throughout the night

Former agents at Linley & Simpson join forces to set-up their own estate agency

The Office for Budget Responsibility expects property transactions to fall by 20% from their peak at the end of last year, while a double-digit drop in house prices is projected

The Chancellor spoke of growth yet did nothing to introduce the pro-growth measures that are necessary in the housing sector

Moreas Madani spent over a decade at Knight Frank before venturing out on my own and setting up Tyburn last year

The new version of the guide is expected to include a number of revisions

Purplebricks officially opened itself up to potential takeover bids at at the start of this month after seeing plenty of interest in the company

Some 11 housebuilders have failed to meet the government deadline to sign contracts committing them to remediate buildings in need of fire safety improvements

The Group achieved a strong performance in 2022 through organic growth in lettings and the full impact of the acquisition of Hunters in March 2021

The levy has long deterred people from moving home

Press speculation leads Purplebricks to confirm it has been in talks with Strike

A hearing was due to take place in the High Court today

The move forms part of the New-York-based firm’s plans to expand into the UK