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The partnership offers the Belvoir’s 360 franchisees immediate access to Kamma’s full suite of services including its compliance solution.

More than 900 tenants have been involved in the development of the new standard.

Agents at Hamptons have raised more than £350,000 over the past nine years for Cancer Research UK.

The Queen will miss today’s State Opening of Parliament for the first time in almost 60 years, with the Prince of Wales reading the Queen’s Speech for the first time.

Watch now: Shelter has launched a satirical video ad campaign featuring a comedian as a fake letting agent, designed to highlight the appalling housing conditions faced by some renters.

The agent turned software developer claims to have developed a system to create floorplans which he claims offers over 98% average accuracy.

The property website said it would be launching the search for Peter Brooks-Johnson’s successor.

Lettings agents across the UK have had to work hard to keep up with the legislative changes that both have been and are going to come into play within the sector.

Snippets of industry news: Agent moves from Keller Williams to EweMove; haart appoints new area partner; Upstix hires estate agency veteran

Hybrid and online estate agents have enjoyed a surge in instructions.

The two-year average has risen above 3% for the first time since March 2015.

The BRE has teamed up with a regional developer for a pilot scheme to evaluate the environmental and societal impact of homes, ahead of the Future Homes Standard.

Peter Brooks-Johnson will step down from the board and leave the company.

Major rebrand for company, which was first established in 1788.

The company has opened a new city centre office.

Licensing will require landlords to show they are meeting safety and management standards, and are a ‘fit and proper person’.

More needs to be done to help people on to the property ladder, says cabinet minister.

Snippets of industry news: Davidson Estates appoints lettings manager; Watermans announces director appointments; Denzil Baisden lands new role.

The BTR sector is on the rise in terms of investment volumes, with high street names such as Legal & General, Lloyds Bank and John Lewis joining other established investors.

Guest speakers will have their say about how people, processes and technology all have a part to play in enabling better collaboration across the property transaction – for the benefit of all.