The regulation of estate agents moves one step closer
Committee inquiry signals step change for regulators to oversee estate agency sector
Committee inquiry signals step change for regulators to oversee estate agency sector
The agency’s managing director says the growing trend for short-term holiday lets or short breaks shows no sign of slowing down
The event will feature a wide range of speakers from the global estate agency landscape, as well as the world of sport and business
The evidence showed that the parties attempted to settle the dispute prior to adjudication, but no agreement was reached
The company was founded just three months ago
Rents soared in London last year, as the widening supply demand imbalance allowed landlords to push up rental costs, generating higher commission fees for Foxtons
Data around the time it takes for England & Wales’ local planning councils to turnaround Local Authority Searches reveals some interesting findings
Jackson-Stops’ has analysed data to find out who was homeowners’ favourite chancellor in terms of house price, transaction rates, and property equity gain
Former Foxtons man to head up new department at OTM
The session can be followed live or afterwards on Parliament TV today
A growing number of vendors are looking to save money on estate agent fees; agents told to remain firm and not drop the amount they charge
New solution seeks to support committed buyers and sellers, while keeping agents compliant
The Conservatives won the general election in 2019 promising genuine reform of business rates and to “cut the burden of tax by reducing business rate
Buy-to-let remains an attractive investment to many landlords
New analysis reveals the changing landscape of costs and incentives across the fixed mortgage market
Affordability remains a barrier to home ownership, but pressures should start to ease gradually through this year and next
Gary Barker, formerly CEO of The Reapit Group, is a widely respected figure in the property industry
The property website puts agents’ brand and properties in front of the biggest home-hunting audience in the UK
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will reportedly launch a £300m tax raid on second home owners