By not properly communicating these changes, councils risk reinforcing the perception that licensing is merely a cash grab, rather than a genuine effort to enhance housing standards
New partnership aims to reduce referencing fraud
The cost of funding mortgages has dropped quite significantly and lenders are passing on these price reductions
Residential property developer has reported an increase in revenue and said it is on track to build close to 20,000 homes this year
New data points to worsening crisis in the private rented sector
Landlord given a suspended sentence of 26 weeks and electronically tagged for four months
AI technology is being used to analyse property and neighbourhood data
The first minister announced in his Programme for Government that he would add amendments to the Housing Bill
Housing secretary Angela Rayner is preparing to potentially scrap the Right to Buy scheme that allowed her to purchase her own council home
The retailer has submitted a planning application to build hundreds of flats
Under the partnership, all Costco members will have access to OneDome's HomeBuyer service at a special member price
Property fall throughs represent unpaid work for agents
With another knockout round next week, the battle is now on to secure Dame Priti Patel’s supporters after she was eliminated from the Tory leadership contest yesterday
This series of meetings, held across the UK, will bring together industry professionals, business owners, and managers to provide market insights and strategy planning for 2025
The Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) encourages employers to support defence and inspire other organisations to do the same
The number of prospective homebuyers registering with estate agents has risen, but the gap between buyer and seller expectations continues
The refund process can be completed online
One six-branch estate agency has already seen early success, generating an additional £5,000 per office each month using the platform, according to Agent Response
Almost four fifths of the average property is owned in cash, new data shows
The selective licensing scheme covers properties that have one or two people living in them, or a family, as well as single-storey flats or bungalows with three or four unrelated residents
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