News Archive

Further adjustments are required to match valuations to market expectations

Estate Agents are selling more properties via online auction

The former ITV economics editor will aim to shed some light on what lies ahead for the UK housing market and wider economy when she addresses estate agents and other property professionals

Having looked at key data, Peter Ambrose, CEO of The Partnership and Legalito, reveals some interesting stats and facts

Christopher Watkin and this week’s special guest Bryan Mansell pore over the UK property market numbers

It is encouraging to see a firm flow of new rental properties coming onto the market, but will that trend continue?

Snippets of industry news: Spicerhaart makes key appointment from within; Major promotions at Dacre, Son & Hartley; BBC TV star joins Henry Adams

LSL’s research suggests 67% of buyers are more likely to trust an agent which is active on social media

Here are the top 10 cities for buy-to-let properties

Each fall-through represents a loss in income from the commission an agent would have made on a sale

The trend of rent growth gradually slowing continues, with an improvement in the supply and demand of rental properties having a big contribution to that, new data shows

CBRE NI has issued a stark warning that 75% of Belfast’s office stock may become obsolete within six years

Estate agent jailed for abusing employee he was in on-off relationship with

LRG unveiled high-profile acquisitions this week, while TPFG and Belvoir are close to joining forces, but Russell Quirk says there are loads more mergers and acquisitions to come yet this year

Foxtons says 2023 was a transformational year for the agency, following the implementation of a refreshed strategy and operational turnaround plan

Letting agents share views on the Renters (Reform) Bill, with recommendations to strengthen the legislation as it makes its way through parliament

In the year so far, there has been a jump in the number of buyers contacting agents about homes for sale, while the volume of new properties being listed by sellers is notably higher as activity picks up

Church of Scotland’s latest move suggests the organisation could almost reinvent itself as an estate agent

Labour has tabled an amendment to the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill to regulate property agents

The estate agency industry has faced a number of challenges in recent years, but the sector has continued to go from strength to strength