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The football club announced the deal with the estate agents ahead of the their play-off semi-final victory this week.

exp UK says the roadshow is designed to appeal to those looking to join its model from traditional agency backgrounds or current self-employed agents seeking to expand.

The pandemic trends that emerged at the end of the first lockdown in the early summer of 2020 are still being observed in the market.

The home buyers protection insurance covers conveyancing, valuation, survey, and mortgage fees up to £2,250 due to vendor-driven failure.

Buy to Let Evolution events coming to a city near you.

The supply-demand imbalance continues to support property price growth, despite the tough economic conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic and soaring inflation.

The government has pledged to deliver a ‘new deal’ for renters.

The government has revealed further details on its Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, which was given its first reading yesterday.

The fees paid to HMRC by estate agents for anti-money laundering (AML) supervision have seen a 205% annual increase.

It was announced earlier this year that Clive Beattie had shares worth £92,000 as part of the property portal’s employee share option plan.

Michael Gove yesterday appeared to hint that the government plans to scrap its housebuilding figures pledge in the 2019 manifesto ahead of the last general election.

Moneypenny has compiled the free guide to help the property sector improve its reputation for customer care, which it says will help build more valuable, ongoing relationships with clients.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said the 300,000-a-year goal was only ‘one criterion’ in government planning policy.

Michael Gove, the levelling up and housing minister, believers that his plans would help “build communities that people love and are proud of”.

Propertymark has issued a furious response to Shelter’s new advertising campaign mocking letting agents.

Peter Brooks-Johnson has announced that he is to stand down as chief executive of Rightmove, “presumably to spend more time with his bank account”, says Russell Quirk.

Proposals seeking to overturn Section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act were initially outlined by Theresa May three years ago.

Surge in offers accepted, surpassing the previous record set last year during the stamp duty holiday, new analysis shows.

OnTheMarket agreed an exclusive commercial relationship with the business coaching specialists last year.

Industry reaction: The government measures announced by Prince Charles were “neither new nor radical”, and will do little to address the housing crisis.