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Property firms have six months remaining to register unresolved historical banking complaints .

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The Property Franchise Group has granted nominal cost options over 465,000 ordinary shares in the company to its CEO, CFO and members of its senior management team.

OnTheMarket has issued new shares for agents who have signed new long-term listing agreements with the property portal.

Michael Bichard has been named as RICS’ interim senior independent governor, a new role which he proposed as part of his independent review published in June.

LettsPay is deigned to solve agents client accounting needs, including issues being raised by banks about undesignated client accounts.

There has been a significant increase in fines for letting agents and landlords, new data shows.

Fine & Country has expanded by signing up to a new licence.

The Bank of England has warned the UK will fall into recession as it raised interest rates by the most in 27 years.

Plunging to a record low, mortgage products now only have an average shelf life of 17 days.

Online firm, which appointed Purplebricks’ former finance director last month, recently raised £750,000 to develop a new letting platform.

Fresh figures show a notable increase.

Tenancy fraud is getting harder to detect as scams become more sophisticated.

Management platform helps with the setting up of utilities, with tenants able to opt into new services as part of their registration process. It also assists with final billing and new tenancies.

The ongoing acute lack of stock and continued strong demand from tenants means that we can expect pressure on prime rents.

Helena Marston is the company’s recently appointed chief operating officer, having taken over from Vic Darvey.

EYE and Today’s Conveyancer poll results show a willingness among property professionals to better understand the conveyancing process

Agent slams charitable foundations’s proposals, saying artificial interventions will do nothing to alleviate current housing difficulties

“Buyers are being forced to drink a lethal cocktail of spiralling household bills and interest rate hikes”

Households will be getting a £400 discount on their energy bills from October