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Landlords could be forced pay a refund of up to 12 months’ rent for falling foul of the rules

The Great Property Cycle! Agents can ride their road bike, mountain bike, static bike, outdoors, in the gym or in front of the TV

Propertymark says the rules and requirements must be realistic and achievable for the sector

UK interest rates have been left unchanged at 5.25% by the Bank of England

Having a positive mindset can make all the difference to your day

An independent letting agency has been ordered to pay more than £10,000 in fines and costs after it was caught managing a property without a licence

New initiative designed to help agents expand their business, enabling the team leader to receive a suggested 25% of the commission generated by the agents in their ‘Team’

Agents say the housing market is proving to be more resilient than expected, as buyers adapt to higher lending rates and many sellers price their properties accordingly

The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled that an ad on the London Underground breached rules intended to protect consumers

Estate agency group will provide advice on a wide range of products, including mortgages and insurance policies

The protocol is designed to help firms make the most of the digital technology available and the greater use of upfront information

Bank of England expected to hold rates at 5.25% today after latest consumer price data was released yesterday

House hunters are adopting a more flexible approach to their property search and are increasingly open to compromise on location and size of the property, says estate agent

Leaked memo issued by the top brass to all eXp UK agents states that estate agent Ian Wyn-Jones has been suspended from operating under the brand name until further notice

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has published a helpful guide to marketing your estate agency services

Snippets of industry news: Di Jennings joins Coulters; John Pye appoints former apprentice to board; New sales director at Bloor Homes

Letting professionals roundly disapprove of the Renters (Reform) Bill in its existing form, a survey found

There are genuine concerns that the proposed system of rent controls will undermine the viability of the private rented sector

The minister of state for housing and planning, Rachel Maclean, gave a major speech at the National Housing Federation Conference

Four out of five homeowners with a mortgage are concerned about the impact rising interest rates and mortgage rates will have on their outgoings over the next year