News Archive

Homeowners are sitting on sizable capital gains from years of historic house price inflation

The property platform says the session is designed to equip agents with valuable market insights and practical strategies to grow their business

Estate agent loses tribunal appeal

The volume of abandoned property purchases has risen again

The reforms are set to rebalance rights and responsibilities across the market

Snippets of industry news: Chestertons announces two senior appointments; Chartwell Noble expands with their fifth agent; Cushman & Wakefield appoints new partner

Homeowners push back against capital gains tax reform on main residences, poll finds

Inspiring recognition for well-known estate agent

High-net-worth property transactions prioritise discretion, offering limited viewings, exclusive access, and strong privacy protections

It may feel early to mention the big day – but the clock is ticking

Education gap exposed as survey reveals lack of knowledge among student renters as major tenancy reforms near implementation

The Voice of the Agent Conference takes place next month at Bletchley Park

Industry body calls for reform of the ‘broken’ housing market and investment in a planning system that serves communities, not just major developers

The updated form follows extensive consultation

The Renters’ Rights Bill seeks to abolish fixed term assured tenancies and assured shorthold tenancies

Insulation failures affect thousands of homes, new report finds

Snippets of industry news: Knight Property Group welcome co-founder’s son to the board; McCarthy Stone announces leadership changes; New Savills director joins from Knight Frank

Rising inflation has unsettled policymakers and paused the steady decline in mortgage rates witnessed since early spring

The Renters’ Rights Bill is in its final stages before Royal Assent

New research places real estate among the strongest-performing sectors over the past year