Property giant plotting £1bn takeover of rival firm
The purchase would be the firm's largest deal in a number of years
The purchase would be the firm's largest deal in a number of years
Senior staff will be offered the opportunity to have an option to become a shareholder in the estate agency business
The agency was also fined last month
The latest changes to ‘Right to Rent’ rules announced last week will make it easier for letting agents and landlords to check the status of tenants, the government promises
Auction properties will be marketed across Jackson-Stops network of over 40 offices across the UK
The upcoming election is unlikely to dent the positive momentum that has been building in recent weeks
Historical data suggests that housing market activity will remain steady in the lead-up to the election
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The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act aims to introduce measures to increase leaseholders' rights and make lease extensions more affordable
Knight Frank revises its near-term forecast for house prices in the capital
Homeowners will receive more rights, power and protections over their homes under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act which has become law
Snippets of industry news: UK Sotheby's International Realty expands team; Industry veteran switches from Hamptons to Moveli; TPI appoints Baroness Hayter; Confirmation of CFO start date
The time and expense taken to date is eye watering, not to mention investment and effort from within our sector to positively engage and shape the policy
Increased demand for properties in rural areas over recent years has placed upward pressure on house prices
Lender and investor sentiment is improving
The property portal estimates that the dedicated campaign will ensure that 12m consumers across the UK will see Zoopla content and advertising this summer
Legislation is currently being rushed through as Friday is the last day MPs will sit in parliament before the election
The estate agency forged evidence of disciplinary hearings and told former employee ‘there will be war’ if she took legal action
While some bills will be dealt with swiftly in the ‘wash-up’ period in parliament, others, including the Renters Reform Bill, look set to fall by the wayside
The average estate agent across Britain is listing 15 properties for sale, new figures suggest
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