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Criminals intercepting emails between home buyer and solicitor scammed £640,000

A shortage of properties for sale may insulate prices from significant decline over the winter

Thousands of pounds raised for Essex hospice

Lawrence Bowles, senior research analyst at Savills: “There’s no sign of that demand dropping off..”

Nick Maclean at RICS told EYE: “Given the findings contained in the Levitt report, it will be easy to presume that all aspects of the processes RICS has gone through historically were flawed.”

Rob Houghton, CEO of reallymoving: “There are a number of factors converging which could knock consumer confidence over the coming months.”

Naylor Powell is one of the longest established estate agencies in Gloucestershire.

teclet CEO Alan Blockley: “What this research clearly shows is the need for letting agents and property managers to be making their services available 24/7/365.”

The EA Masters will return to a physical event for the first time in over two years next month.

James Redington, area director of West London at Douglas & Gordon: “Demand is so high right now that sellers have the luxury of not having to lower costs.”

Jacqui Daly, director, residential research, Savills: “It’s difficult to overstate the importance of build-to-rent in delivering new homes.” 

Angharad Trueman, managing director at CGT Lettings: “We have two different branches who are doing spooky trails around the local area.”

Lee McIntyre-Hamilton, tax partner at Keystone Law, has been advising on employment tax matters for more than 20 years.

The property industry appears to be scratching its head with regards to what it now means for the self-employed or ‘hybrid’ sector, according to Alice Bullard, head of commercial at Nested. 

Adam Kamani, CEO of MoveStreets: “Many sellers are listing their homes at an over-optimistic price point, no doubt in an attempt to take advantage of the market boom.”

Swedish firm says its methods help UK agents find buyers faster.

Zillow has seen its share price tumble after the the online real estate firm said it would stop purchasing new homes.

With Halloween fast approaching, a Portishead estate agents is inviting children to help it create window displays for its local branches.

Lesley Cairns, managing director at Hamptons: “The Cancer Research UK Summer Run and the Hamptons Charity Golf Cup bought members of the Hamptons team together all in aid of one fantastic cause.”

More than 100 workers say they were wrongly classed as self-employed by the online estate agency.