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Zoopla will be looking to support Dexters as part of its battle to maintain market share in the property portal market, as competition within the sector hots up

The chair of the House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee says the government’s delay over implementing regulation is having an adverse impact

Awards were achieved within seven brands – haart, Chewton Rose, Darlows, Felicity J Lord, butters john bee, Haybrook and Howards

A senior Bank of England official, who voted to hold borrowing costs at 5.25% last week, said investors had become “complacent” about the prospect of falling interest rates

There is still much work that needs to be done to make housing more affordable across the entire UK

We are still awaiting the outcome of the Ground Rent Consultation

Since announcing a share buy-back programme on 28 December 2007, Rightmove has purchased in aggregate 508,724,461 ordinary shares

Here is the full list of Regional Awards and Special Award winners

Agency describes purchase as the ‘perfect fit’ for its business

A new TA6 Property Information Form that supports National Trading Standards material information guidance has been released by the Law Society of England and Wales

The fine covers a series of breaches of Ofqual’s Conditions of Recognition over two time periods, during 2018 to 2019 and 2022 to 2023

Two agencies and a director who broke licensing laws have been prosecuted

This expulsion comes as a result of the agency’s negligence in resolving a complaint filed by a landlord, where several breaches of best practice were identified

The event is designed to help agents create more revenue, increase profit margins, and build a system for generating consistent daily leads

There are concerns that the government’s plans could wipe out between £15bn and £40bn of investment, effecting pensions and others

The awards were presented by franchise director Ian Maclean and ex-CEO Dorian Gonsalves

Britain’s housing crisis is decades in the making, with successive governments failing to build enough new homes and modernise existing stock

The government has been accused of potentially going soft on leasehold reform

Estate agent Daniel Daggers, who claims to have sold over £5bn worth of property, says he plans to ‘revolutionise the industry’. Watch the trailer

Well-established agency has now closed following completion of transaction