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epropservices, parent company of The Guild of Property Professionals and Fine & Country, has acquired Starberry, a major provider of estate agency websites and lead generation technology.

Unite says that the dispute over wage cuts has caused disruption to a number of estate agents signed up to Goodlord – a claim that the software provider says are without grounds.

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SearchFlow recently hosted a virtual roundtable that brought together experts from across the real estate industry.

The webinar is part of the Kerfuffle podcast hosted by Simon Whale.

The pandemic has created new opportunities for scammers.

Vendor, buyer and tenant enquiries remain significantly higher year-on-year.

Dear Rishi Sunak – conveyancers unite to propose an alternative to a stamp duty cliff edge ahead of tomorrow’s Budget.

Foxtons has completed the acquisition of Douglas & Gordon, one of the highest profile London agency networks.

Property demand remains high thanks to low interest rates and stamp duty holiday

Unscrupulous landlord told by the court that he faces a prison term of five years and nine months if he does not pay the order in full within three months.

Emoov has also announced a multi-million pound credit facility in partnership with Selina Finance.

Ex-Marsh & Parsons sales manager joins Black Brick; Cluttons promotes Matthew Peake; Enness welcomes new chairman.

HMRC is being urged not to use the pandemic as an excuse for a stealth tax on holiday letting owners.

John Dobson, CEO at SmartSearch: “With the property market remaining such a high priority target for criminals, it’s vital not to repeat the mistakes made by the government in allowing billions to be lost.”

A number of agents are said to be processing the same volume of tenancies as they were at the start of last year.

Haart in Bracknell town centre is working with Single Parents Support and Advice Services (SPSAS), a charity providing aid and support to struggling single parents.

Roy Brooks directors Felicity Blair and James Edmonds told EYE in a joint statement: “We are pleased to be passing the baton on to Dexters who we know appreciate our history, ethos and staff, and we feel sure the company will flourish under their leadership.”

Gibbs Gillespie, trading since 1991, has a network of 13 branches across London, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.