Online conveyancing firm opens headquarters and apprenticeship academy
The academy aims to create 150 new conveyancing jobs over the next five years.
The academy aims to create 150 new conveyancing jobs over the next five years.
A webinar focussed on staff retention in the property industry will be held by tm:tv next week.
Your Anti-Money Laundering Questions Answered is the latest in the series of webinars hosted by Rightmove and AML specialists FCS Compliance.
The Home Office has issued landlords and letting agents with fresh guidance for undertaking Right to Rent checks when letting privately rented accommodation.
Back to work thinking: London’s prime homes have started to see more significant price growth for the first time since the first lockdown as more urban locations outpace leafier suburbs.
Belvoir’s franchise director, Ian Maclean, will embark on a month-long motorbike journey from John O’Groats to Lands’ End, visiting every Belvoir office en-route.
The increase in listing volumes is relieving some of the inflationary pressure on house prices.
An 80-year-old estate agency, which has been run for the past 40 years by the same owner, has been sold.
Autumn 2022 is likely to be the date for new rental property safety rules
Artificial Intelligence is helping estate agents to improve the success of targeted canvassing
The supply-demand imbalance narrows.
New utility technology platform enables agents to access information needed when setting up a tenancy and registering tenants for council tax, water, gas and electricity.
The total number of build-to-rent homes in the UK has increased by 19% in the past year, fresh analysis from the British Property Federation has revealed.
The former housing secretary Robert Jenrick says the process of taking in a Ukrainian refugee family under a government scheme was "overly bureaucratic".
Consumer confidence in the housing market shows little change despite the cost of living crisis, according to OnTheMarket.
For how long can the property market continue to defy the laws of financial gravity?
Supreme Court refuses further appeal in gas safety certificate case of Trecarrell House Limited v Rouncefield
For the third year running, the town of Shildon in County Durham retains its position as the most affordable town in Britain
Activity in the London property market may be down but the underlying trends are encouraging
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