Agents fear Renters’ Reform Bill will see surge in BTL landlords exiting market
Agents have sighted the ban on Section 21 as the straw that broke the camel’s back
Agents have sighted the ban on Section 21 as the straw that broke the camel’s back
The Renters Reform Bill offers landlords the opportunity to review their portfolio and consider if their properties fit with the government’s proposed legislation
Engage was launched to 16,000 Connells Group colleagues based at over 1200 branches in January last year
Five new PropTech partners are now available on the platform, with five more coming soon
Survey providing insights into the industry’s trajectory and member perspectives
What happened when a landlord approached TDS Resolution to seek assistance in resolving rent arrears issues with their tenants during their ongoing tenancy?
PayProp UK’s Neil Cobbold says as an industry, we need to see more details from the government and be part of the discussion as the bill goes through the parliamentary process
UK homes are smaller but more expensive than other countries
Purplebricks insists that there will be no talk or negotiated settlement with Contractors for Justice (C4J) after the online estate agency says it won a legal case brought against the firm
Sellers should not get carried away by more positive data on the housing market and need to price their homes realistically
The well-respected estate agent left Savills at the end of last year
Russell Quirk says the prospects for ‘PurpleStrike’ are that smashing together Betamax and Blockbuster is unlikely to yield a great outcome
Create the space and self-employed estate agents will come
Snippets of industry news: ROK Marsh expands; New head of sales at Lurot Brand; Former Douglas and Gordon colleagues reunited
Legal and compliance director will take agents through the Renter’s Reform Bill
The 22-year-old estate agent has a degree in real estate
Expert explains how agents should use technology to spot potential red flags and mitigate the risks of fraud
Purplebricks faces aggressive ramping up of litigation from a High Court action next week, as well as the catastrophic prospect of potentially having to delay the sale to Strike for six months
The landmark deal, finalised for an undisclosed sum, was announced this morning
Annual sales volume drops but analysis uncovers areas of most – and least – value