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Jonathan Stinton at Coventry Building Society: “These numbers are surprising but anyone in the industry will know how frenetic it has been over the past few months.”

Major changes are needed, says investor

Adam Hayes continues its expansion with the opening of a new office in Finchley.

The new JOHNS&CO office, which launches today, is offering a 0% commission initiative.

The estate agency says that for every new customer that signs up to the service, a carbon-absorbing mangrove tree will be planted in their name.

The joint venture, known as Pivotal Growth, will be powered by market-leading technology, first class regulatory compliance and exemplary customer service, LSL said.

Sandy Bastin, head of adjudication services at Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS), explains what reasonable adjustments are.

Nimesh Shah, CEO at Blick Rothenberg: “The government were right to make tax changes after James Dyson wrote to the Treasury at the start of the pandemic last year.”

Housing minister Christopher Pincher: “In a year that has tested us like no other, we have never felt more of a connection to the place we call home and the sense of security and comfort that comes with it.”

Adam Berlin, media analyst at UBS: “Longer-term, we have become more cautious on Purplebricks’ ability to win material market share.”

Almost 40% of investors fail to approve controversial payment plan.

LRG makes key appointments; FocalAgent recruits Karl Meier; Redrow promotes Rose Sandell

The deal will also allow Sequence to offer Spring’s fully-funded part exchange services to all of the new-build developers that it works with.

Last October, Linley & Simpson bought the specialist lettings arm of fellow Yorkshire independent agency, Simon Blyth.

Propertymark webinar: Chief policy advisor Mark Hayward will talk to five REACH UK proptech firms next week to see how they could potentially help estate agency businesses.

Chris Summers, head of franchising at Century 21 UK: “I’m looking forward to giving customers the reassurance of being able to connect with our branches and franchisees all around the UK.”

Jerry Walters, of FCS Compliance: “Latest estimates put the amount of “dirty money” held in UK property as being in excess of £5bn and the use of complex corporate structures has been central to this.”

The latest data provides yet more evidence of how the stamp duty holiday has boosted the housing market.

The house buying and selling process is never going to improve unless agents and lawyers welcome the benefits of innovation.

Chancellors follows Barratt Developments, Leaders Romans Group and Strutt & Parker and hundreds of additional agents in agreeing to list on the portal in recent months.