No shortage of buyers ‘waiting for the right property at the right price’
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
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
New free smartphone photography course for estate agents
It is getting harder to be profitable as a landlord, despite an increase in rental portfolio income, and that impact is starting to show, says letting agent
The estate agent, who operates under the eXp UK brand, is alleged to have created fake visits and feedback, false offers for properties, and failing to pass on offers to vendors
Mystery shopper research shows agents are missing out on new business by not responding to enquiries promptly
Serious property purchasers are 'hyper-sensitive' to pricing, report finds
The cost-of-living crisis, skyrocketing interest rates and stubbornly high house prices have made it increasingly hard for younger generations to move up the housing ladder
LettsPay says it has been working with the DLUHC to ensure the new banking solution meets their expectations and interpretation of the complex legislation involved
Landlords possess a strong awareness of the likelihood of future legislation around a minimum EPC level of C being introduced for all private rental sector properties
Alto training is also now divided into three clear options
While the current pace of rental growth is unsustainable long-term, many mortgaged landlords are being squeezed just as tightly as tenants.
Levelling up minister Dehenna Davison has quit her government role, saying she has been "battling with chronic migraine"
The awards aim to shine a spotlight on the top performers in the industry
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