Propertymark freezes member fees
As we march on to 2025, Propertymark says it is highly aware of the intense financial pressures some members may face within their daily lives
As we march on to 2025, Propertymark says it is highly aware of the intense financial pressures some members may face within their daily lives
Estates agents are being urged to brace themselves for a potential surge in property fall throughs
HMRC and other regulators are stepping up their oversight of the property industry and are issuing fines for regulatory failures
March next year might feel like a long time away, but in fact that’s only five months away for buyers wanting to make the most of the stamp duty holiday
Agents told not to panic and view new legislation as an opportunity rather than a threat to businesses
The agency will work with landlords, offering a range of services, designed to directly help the company support those experiencing homelessness
New partnership aims to make it easier for agents agents to take properties to auction
The value of delegation for today’s busy agency cannot be underestimated
Whilst the Budget spoke about protecting vulnerable people, it failed to confirm what we now know – that housing benefit rates will be frozen as of next year
Policy measures for rent controls could deter landlords from investing in the private rented sector
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has just concluded delivering her Autumn statement highlighting tax hikes for both working individuals and British businesses
Bad news for buy-to-let landlords as the cost of buying additional properties to rise sharply
Capital gains tax increases to 18% on lower rate and 24% on higher rate, but the levy on residential properties remains the same.
Independent agency completes sixth purchase in two-and-a-half years
Whatever you might think about Donald Trump, there are areas that estate agents my be able to learn from his unique communication style
The properties were used to conceal large quantities of cocaine and drug-related equipment
Potential tax and regulatory reforms are a cause for concern among buy-to-let landlords
There is a clear trend in the latest data that shows buyers are increasing the size of their loan
The buy-to-let market has had its fair share of challenges over the years, so landlords might find it encouraging to see fixed interest rates have been on the downward trend
OPDA is calling on the government to deliver digitised property data at source. It’s also asking for more clarity from the industry on executing a fully digital homebuying market
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