Sex-for-rent predators face seven years’ jail under new law backed by the House of Lords
Sex-for-rent landlords who ask tenants to give ‘sex for rent’ face seven years’ jail under a new tougher law backed by the House of Lords yesterday.
Sex-for-rent landlords who ask tenants to give ‘sex for rent’ face seven years’ jail under a new tougher law backed by the House of Lords yesterday.
The widening supply-demand imbalance is placing upward pressure on property prices, with fewer sellers willing to drop their asking prices.
Winkworth shares increased by almost 10% yesterday as the company predicted annual profit ahead of market forecasts and rewarded shareholders with a special payout.
More than half of estate agents say staff absences is having a major impact on their business, new poll finds.
The former CEO of The Reapit Group, a property software provider of CRM and property management solutions, has taken up a new post.
For tenants, the idea of paying a new tax is likely frustrating, according to the London-based agency.
There has reportedly been a significant increase in cyber-related attacks against estate agents.
One poster on Twitter joked that she has seen ‘jail cells bigger’ than the studio flat on offer.
Reflecting on changes made by the government on the back on the Omicron variant, Propertymark has updated its coronavirus guidance.
Leaseholders in England and Wales could find it easier and cheaper to buy the freehold of their building under radical new government proposals.
The new consultation seeks views on a number of reforms to the leasehold and commonhold system following recommendations in the Law Commission’s reports published last year.
Hamptons has been confirmed as the principle sponsor of a Garden Sanctuary at the 2022 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Will estate agents join a growing number of firms changing their rules and cutting sick pay for unvaccinated staff who need to self-isolate?
Estate agents have long threatened to of de-list from Rightmove, with some seeing the Covid-19 crisis as an opportunity for the industry to reset its marketing priorities. Will they?
Founded in 1948, the independent agency had remained in family ownership but has now been bought by a well-established franchisee.
OnTheMarket has agreed a new prospecting product partnership with Sprift.
Property management acquisition has led to a successful rebrand and merger.
Serial burglar Scott Robinson was sentenced to 26 months in prison, suspended for 18 months, by magistrates.
How can agents gain more property instructions in a less buoyant market?
Secretary of State for Levelling Up Michael Gove yesterday guaranteed that no leaseholder living in their own flat will have to pay a penny to fix unsafe cladding.
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