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The company is also set to launch a branch later this year in Basingstoke.

Anthony Codling of Twindig: “Short-term stimulus packages do not provide the answer to the long term nature of the housing crisis we find ourselves in.”

Another stamp duty cliff edge could have a profound impact on the housing market.

Knight Frank appoints Louise Glanville; Ex-Rightmove customer experience manager joins Sprift; New partner for Lodders

Is a high street presence still important to the estate agent business model?

The estate agent confirmed its profit before tax fell by 6% over the course of last year to £1.53m, but the firm is still looking to maintain its target of opening five new offices per year.

The estate agent has moved to playing rugby part-time.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has put rent controls at heart of his election campaign.

Nicky Stevenson, MD of Fine & Country UK: “There is a spring in the step of many this April as the restrictions imposed for lockdown start to loosen.”

The government has published a code of practice to encourage commercial tenants, including estate agents, and landlords to work together to protect viable businesses.

The company re-entered the Top 100 Graduate Employers list, placing 66th, the only property company to be ranked in the top 100.

HMRC has confirmed that employed workers forced to work from home because of the pandemic can now claim the working from home allowance for the new tax year (2021/22).

Why don’t estate agents suggest that their sellers instruct a conveyancer when they take a property on?

Here is the full list of Belvoir annual award winners 2021

April has started strongly in term of online traffic and leads.

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick announced in February that the government was planning to launch a free mediation pilot.

The guidance primarily applies to England, but some of the measures referred to so also apply in Wales.

Ex-Savills regional director joins Aston Chase; epropservices appoints new COO and CKO

Auction House’s newly appointed MD Jeremy Prior: “These are the sorts of figures which will really make our competitors sit up and take notice!”

Across England, the average price paid for a detached house has increased from £349,995 to £375,000 since the start of lockdown, a 7.1% increase.