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Conveyancing firm to open new office to work with estate agents
Conveyancing firm to work closely with estate agents
EYE NEWSFLASH: Zoopla returns to profit as estate agent valuation leads jump
Zoopla returned to statutory profitability
Former Spicerhaart acquisitions director joins new M&A venture
Joel Osbourne brings more than 25 years of property industry experience
Government announces timetable for new property register
New mandatory property register gets launch date
Tributes paid to ‘titan of the property industry’
Property firm announces the death of its former chief executive and chairman
Two London estate agencies handed £12m instruction linked to Iran’s supreme leader
Two estate agencies appointed to sell £36m London properties linked to Iran’s supreme leader
Property buyers press ahead despite mortgage rate fears
Prime London property sales defy mortgage and market uncertainty
‘Abolish landlords’ party deputy leader revealed as landlord
The Green Party adopted a policy last year aimed at reducing private landlordism
Housebuilder start-ups hit post-Help to Buy low
The number of new housebuilding businesses entering the market is falling
Complaints against housebuilders triple in just one year
Majority of new homes are now covered by the Ombudsman
Letting agents in London face five-year high in tenant competition
London rental supply squeeze intensifies as tenant competition rises
Housebuilding slump deepens as new projects dry up
The weakness in residential development contributed to another difficult month for the wider construction sector
Mortgage rate warning threatens autumn housing market recovery
For estate agents, the concern is what another increase in borrowing costs could mean for buyer affordability and confidence
The UK property market is not struggling. So why does it feel like it is?
What’s really happening in the UK property market?
Time to hike interest rates, warns Bank of England chief economist
Bank of England chief economist calls for interest rate increase
Estate agents named and shamed for paying below minimum wage
More than 600 employers were ordered to repay money owed to staff
