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The merger will allow the agency to forge new working relationships and grow its existing client base.

Single office estate agency based in Tower Bridge expands its service to prime central London with new office opening in Mayfair.

The emergency cost-of-living legislation aims to protect tenants from rent increases and evictions. But will there be long-term consequences?

The agency says landlords will receive their money within hours of a successful let.

The addition of the “accessible” filter marks the first phase of the portal’s development strategy.

Households in this country could lose power for up to three hours at a time this winter if gas supplies run extremely low, National Grid has warned.

Loss of confidence in the fire safety of flats with cladding post-Grenfell has adversely affected a number of leaseholders, with many unable to sell due to the lack of mortgage finance.

Call for no-sale, no-fee agents to mount a public-awareness campaign.

The estate agency says that it has worked to develop a compelling franchised offer for some time and has now secured the financial backing to bring this to market.

Keller Williams held their largest ever UK event at the Vue cinema in Leicester Square in central London yesterday.

The PM “missed an opportunity” in her speech to the Conservative Conference to address the fears many Brits have about their chances of ever owning a home – claim.

Propertymark will bring together a number of estate agents at the annual event.

Ther circus-themed event returned for its seventh year and welcomed more than 190 employees across its network of branches in Essex and London.

Agent says it is not surprising to find that rents are rising at record levels across the UK.

Fine & Country kicks off its Autumn Regional Tour this November, starting in Wales and moving throughout the UK.

Reliance is central to the AML process but often causes confusion, says Malcolm Driscoll, lead AML consultant at FCS Compliance.

Across the UK there are more than 400,000 wheelchair users who are living in unsuitable properties.

Banks bring back mortgage deals – but with rates of almost 6%.

The company offers room for growth.

Zoopla’s research head and EYE columnist Gilmore joins Cluttons.