News Archive

Snippets of industry news: Spicerhaart appoints property management area director; Jon Notley leaves Connells Group; Kit Myrie moves to new Martin Co branch in Battersea

Haunted doll house has hit the rental market – it can be viewed on Rightmove and Zoopla

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities yesterday introduced a series of reforms to shared ownership rents

Propertymark’s Nathan Emerson hopes that the SNP’s conference, to be held this weekend, will be their opportunity to explain how they intend to deliver their ambitious housing vision for Scotland

As borrowing rates begin to hold – and eventually decline – analysts expect to see a significant upswing in property transactions

Regulating property agents is a key campaign and policy area for Propertymark

HMRC says it will carry on looking for more assets

Estate agents offer their views on whether those that work in our industry are really as bad as their reputation would have you believe

Those attending will discover what to expect from Parts B & C

Snippets of industry news: Savills expands residential sales team; Richard Smith to step down as CEO of Unite Students

Realistic pricing is generally required to get a sale over the line

David Barral has purchased 40,083 ordinary shares of 0.2p at an average price of £2.48 per share

Gary Streeter, an MP since 1992, has been trying to get Layla Williams out of a bungalow he owns since she stopped paying rent in January

Product choice has increased, while borrowing costs are falling; welcome news for home buyers, sellers and estate agents

Estate agency’s launch party saw more than 130 people from local businesses attend the official opening, with a ribbon cut by the mayor

There is evidence that some households are increasing the use of consumer credit in response to cost-of-living pressures, which could lead to greater debt vulnerability

Airbnb chief executive Brian Chesky told the Financial Times that from next year the online rental company would “go a little bit beyond its core business”

Housing benefit rates have been frozen for the third year in a row, meaning benefit support is linked to rents as they were three years ago, not as they are today

The Guild of Property Professionals says these events serve as a valuable platform for agents to connect and gain insights from industry experts