C4J is currently pursuing a proposed Group Litigation Order against Purplebricks, on behalf of agents, but do they have a case? Lawyer Aidan Loy seems to think so. The online agency disagrees.
Three well-known content producers and industry influencers have been confirmed at Propertymark’s NAEA National Conference.
The 145-year-old business provides a wide range of services to clients across the region.
There has been an increase in the number of complaints about estate and letting agents but significantly fewer have been upheld.
More than £1.5bn was withdrawn from UK property in Q1 2022.
Despite the uptick in housing supply, it remains a seller’s market, as many buyers are still prepared to pay asking price and above to secure their dream home.
The word ‘rapport’ is regularly tossed around, yet there is often confusion about what it means. It isn’t simply about being nice to people!
The new office will welcome people in for a coffee and a chat about all things property.
EweMove recognise top performing franchisees, with the team at EweMove Bexleyheath crowned the Franchise of the Year award.
New proprietary risk engine selected to help Knight Frank identify fraud and money laundering ris
The tenant-centred approach being taken to further reform the rented sector is overlooking the needs and rights of letting agents and their landlords, says Propertymark.
Agents have taken more environmentally conscious steps to be more eco-friendly and that includes a move to use electric bikes to carry out our viewings.
Anyone who spots a golden board can enter the competition by taking a photo of the board and posting it on their Facebook or Instagram feed.
Increasing rents ‘could signal the beginning of the end of the pandemic trend of renters leaving cities’, according to The DPS.
Property industry reaction: An unrelenting level of homebuyer demand has fuelled a property market boom that shows no signs of slowing.
So what’s happening and what, if anything, can we do about it? Here are Peter Ambrose’s opinions.
“So. Bit of a shocker.” The news was shared on Twitter.
A ban on ground rent on new leasehold properties in England and Wales will come into force on 30 June 2022.
The share of homes bought by chain-free buyers has increased, fuelled in part by first-time buyers and investors.
Asking prices for UK homes increased again in April but activity in the housing market is expected to slow in the coming months.