Agents identify ‘lack of speed’ as the biggest problem in the home-buying process
A survey of over 5,000 agents reveals that ‘lack of speed’ is the biggest problem in the property transaction.
A survey of over 5,000 agents reveals that ‘lack of speed’ is the biggest problem in the property transaction.
Fears of a supply crunch have eased in the past week.
The agency-sponsored event at Hurlingham Park will return in 2022.
Most buy-to-let landlords rely on the high street to find an agent.
After complaining to Facebook, the offensive remarks were removed.
All agents should follow the government’s latest guidance, updated yesterday, for employers and businesses on Covid-19 and safer working guidance.
Alex Chesterman: The process of buying and selling homes “hasn’t changed for decades and is ripe for transformation.”
Savills: “Property owners should sit up and take stock sooner rather than later.”
Updated advice explains the possession action process.
The law firm says that its new platform provides agents with a pretty seamless way to meet their legal requirements.
Gareth Samples, chief executive officer: “I am very pleased to formally introduce our team of managing directors.”
Last year 131,900 properties were sold by landlords in Great Britain, the smallest sell-off since 2013
A fresh look at what was formerly a stigmatised sector in estate agency and in employment generally. But no more, in my opinion.
Peter Oldham has quit just two months after being appointed in early February to investigate the events that led to the dismissal of four directors in November 2019.
The widening supply-demand imbalance is driving up residential property prices.
Rob Hailstone has read through all of the comments posted on EYE last week, and sets out what he hopes is a summary of the points and issues raised.
Lender caution is a clear factor, with 8% of all property sales impacted by difficulty securing a mortgage.