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Renters are being pushed towards smaller properties and lower running costs in the face of higher rents and rising living costs.

The company posted a significant increase in full-year profit and revenue as activity levels recovered to pre-pandemic levels.

Gas safety checks are not only a landlord’s legal obligation, but they are also imperative to ensuring the safety of the property and the tenants living there.

Altogether Live will feature a wide range of speakers, including industry veterans.

Elections for new council seats will be held in first half of 2023.

Property completions set for the 19 September cannot go ahead after a bank holiday was approved for day of the Queen’s funeral.

Spicerhaart has made a major senior-level appointment, strengthening its top tier as it continues its expansion strategy.

An open letter to the Simon Clarke MP from Russell Quirk who has ‘cobbled together’ an entire housing manifesto.

The co-founder of an estate agency in Cornwall who was fortunate to be spared jail last month for threatening to kill directors in a series of shocking social media videos has appeared in court again.

This latest appointment will help to bolster the executive team at The Guild of Property Professionals.

Jason Tebb has worked in the industry for 20 years, having started his career at Foxtons before becoming area director for Chestertons and later regional MD for LSL.

Following a call by the Conservative MP, Natalie Elphicke, for a two-year rent freeze in the PRS, the NRLA has written to her to challenge a number of the points that she has made.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng met market leaders to set out the government’s new, pro-growth economic approach.

Leaders Romans Group has launched its first sustainable branch in Brighton city centre.

The property industry has paid its respects to the beloved monarch following her 70-year reign.

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, and as a mark of respect, we are suspending all news coverage until Monday.

The minister who was behind the Renters Reform Bill has this morning resigned from the government.

The MP’s departure follows Eddie Hughes’ resignation from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities this morning. 

The number of homes sold over the next 12 months is set to drop by the most in at least a decade, as fears of recession and increasing interest rates adversely affect the market.

Winkworth reported its half-year profit and revenue yesterday.