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Julian Jacobs lived in London with his wife Michelle and their two young children.

Agency plans more territories.

Does the government have something else up its sleeve to support the market once the stamp duty holiday ends?

Higher average transaction volumes has put a huge strain on property lawyers and their ‘wellbeing and productivity’.

Peter Rollings has worked with a number of members.

The agency is hoping to capitalise on people looking to move from London.

Agents are warned that failure to serve the correct form may lead to processes being invalidated.

The lettings market has been gathering steam.

The MHCLG will become the first ministerial office outside of Westminster as part of a shift away from the London-centric approach to government.

The operation allows agents to trade under their own personal name.

Foxtons will provide a strategy update this week.

The revised guidance can viewed here. 

The Covid-19 pandemic has been a testing time for landlords and tenants alike.

New platform aims to speed up the mortgage journey for homebuyers and agents.

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation is warning that the country risks a two-tier recovery from the pandemic.

The service is part of the government’s work with the judiciary on new court arrangements to support all parties in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

With Covid restrictions easing, will recent digital marketing trends continue?

The agency has been hit with fines of over £70,000.

How did it come to this?