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The contract extension follows an increase in Carter Jonas’ average lead volumes generated by Zoopla.

This change does not affect HMRCs responsibilities under the Money Laundering Regulations.

David Hannah has been ordered to repay the £30,600 stamp duty he avoided, plus a penalty of more than £17,000.

RPSA chairman Alan Milstein: “Saving time and money for buyers and sellers can only be a good thing and the RPSA look forward to creating a new dynamic in the home buying and selling sector.”

Companies will access loans of between £25,000 and £10m to get back on track.

Alistair Elliott, Knight Frank’s senior partner and group chairman, is set to retire from the partnership in March 2022 having spent the last 38 years with the firm.

Average rents rose across most of England. Voids held steady.

Andy Soloman, Yomdel founder & CEO: “We’re hearing more and more agents worried about declining stock levels when faced with incredibly strong and sustained buyer demand.”

Agents have signed an open letter to the government calling for an overhaul of targets for energy efficiency in the PRS.

TDS Resolution is extending the remit of its service to cover a much wider range of landlord and tenant disputes.

The majority of new homes in England are in the most energy efficient bands, new data shows.

Patrick Paton held senior roles with Knight Frank and Smiths Gore before becoming a partner at Rettie.

Agents will now need to ensure electrical installation inspections and testing are carried out for all existing tenancies in England.

Monthly rental costs have increased by 10% to £821 in the past year, while monthly buying costs have risen by 1% to £753 during the same period.

ARMA CEO steps up to lead board; New partner at Blandy & Blandy; Savills is recruiting.

My Property Box has snapped up Lifestyle Property and Westoe Lettings.

Vyomm Showcase is now live and ready to install on Reapit’s App Marketplace.

David Smith: “The rise of civil penalties has seen a collapse of prosecution and therefore a lack of banning orders.

Overall, the volume of lots offered was down 25% year-on-year.

House price growth was led by East Fife where prices increased by 14.8% compared to the previous year.