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Farage proposal could drive thousands into private rental market
Foreign nationals would have three months to secure private rented accommodation under proposed reforms
Housebuilding forecast to bounce back
Market turbulence weighs on near-term outlook, but recovery expected from next year
Eviction notices surged ahead of Section 21 abolition, new data confirms
One in four tenants served notice before Section 21 ended
Main cause of tenancy deposit disputes revealed
Disputes relating to redecoration have become more common
The great estate agency shake-up – traditional model under pressure
Many agents use systems built around isolated transactions, says Reapit boss
Savills’ Amelia Powell selected for UN Women Commission on the Status of Women
Her involvement reflects a longstanding commitment to gender inclusivity in the built environment
House price growth shifts north as London falls behind
Cities such as Manchester, Wolverhampton and Nottingham have benefited from lower starting price points
Property industry reacts to latest Rightmove House Price Index
The Middle East conflict has sapped seasonal momentum from the housing market
Stamp duty has had its day, senior MP tells agents
Stamp duty is a "terrible tax", says Sir Mel Stride
Well-known estate agent named in King’s Honours
The MBE recognises the estate agency founder's contribution to community and charitable work over more than three decades
Biggest June house price drop in 14 years signals more realistic pricing
The housing market slowdown has been most evident across southern England and Wales
Almost 2,000 agents gather for Propertymark One
The conference provided delegates with direct access to politicians, regulators and market experts
Warning signs for UK housing market as property sales slump
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Knight Frank confirms restructure amid redundancy speculation
The agency said recent changes form part of a wider reorganisation of the Hungerford branch