Leasehold reform laws to be introduced in parliament today
Long-awaited legislation that would ban the creation of new leasehold houses in England and Wales will be introduced to parliament later today
News Archive
Major franchise reveals rebrand
The estate agency, which has more than 90 locally owned offices across the UK, has revealed a new look
Planned leasehold reforms are a step in the right direction, but what opportunities are we missing?
The King’s Speech has highlighted progress in leasehold reform (albeit, not revolutionary progress)
Foxtons closes branch after reviewing ‘size and shape’ of its network
Foxtons says ‘like every business’ it regularly reviews its offering to meet ‘the needs of today’s customers’
National estate agency group announces employee fertility benefit
The benefit allows staff time off to attend fertility appointments
Does the Renters (Reform) Bill provide agents with an opportunity to unlock new revenue streams?
The proposed reforms are wide-ranging and could be disruptive to businesses, including agents
Agents’ compliance challenges – transitioning from pen and paper to clicks and convenience
Agents are continually reminded about the importance of having a robust process in place for ID and AML documentation, but the same level of diligence is now required for other documents
Proxy advisor recommends OnTheMarket takeover by CoStar
ISS recommends shareholders vote “for” the acquisition of OnTheMarket PLC by CoStar UK Limited
EYE NEWSFLASH: Major ‘cybersecurity issue’ preventing transactions progressing
Potential cyber-attack is creating mayhem in property chains across the UK, with up to 200 law firms potentially involved
Sacked eXp UK agent launches new estate agency after ordeal ‘that nearly led me to take my own life’
Independent estate agent Ian Wyn-Jones says he contemplated suicide, and accuses the industry of lacking empathy and support.
Long-established estate agency announces major rebrand and name change
An estate agency which has been helping people with their property needs for decades has had a name change
OPINION: Why estate agents should help the market fall
An estate agent’s objective should not necessarily be to secure the highest price, says renowned agency trainer
Is Foxtons’ ‘expansion strategy’ still on track following branch closure?
Local buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants seeking an in-person service with Foxtons are being advised to visit a branch located eight miles away
Directors successfully complete management buyout at property firm
The new owners have exciting plans for growth
Major new deal agreed to provide agents with hosted telephony service
The simplified telephony communications means agents can access key information about a caller, allowing them to provide a tailored service and maximise opportunities
‘Home Alone’ display brings Christmas cheer and nostalgia to high street
Estate agency boss tells sellers, don’t sell your ‘home alone’!
NTSELAT and Rightmove to offer new course for agents to help compliance with CPRs
Emma Cooke, policy and information manager, and Alison Farrar, operations manager at National Trading Standards Estate and Lettings Agency Team (NTSELAT) will lead the course
Propertymark announces 2024 regional conference dates
The trade body will host events across 19 regional locations next year
eXp UK dismisses estate agent for abusing position and misleading clients
The estate agent, who operated under the eXp UK brand, created fake visits and feedback, false offers for properties, and failed to pass on offers to vendors