House price growth will last well into 2022, says agency
The UK housing market follows a predictable cycle, and the signs suggest that property prices will continue to rise as buyers seek more space.
The UK housing market follows a predictable cycle, and the signs suggest that property prices will continue to rise as buyers seek more space.
Major firms including Knight Frank, JLL and Douglas & Gordon are now using Homeppl’s technology.
Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank: “We can confidently predict a strong end to the year.”
Gareth Samples, group chief executive officer of TPFG: “[The acquisition] will ultimately provide a meaningful contribution to our franchisees’ and group's financial performance.
Alice Thompson, former sales manager for Manors: “I'd put my heart and soul into an estate agency career for more than a decade.”
Peter Ambrose, founder of conveyancing specialist The Partnership, offers his latest ‘opinion’ piece.
Gráinne Gilmore, head of research at Zoopla: “Demand for rental property is likely to remain higher than usual in the coming months, amid this swing back to city life.”
Aaron Messenger, compliance officer at Andrews Property Group: “We're saving seven minutes on average for each deposit registered.”
Kate Eales, head of regional residential agency at Strutt & Parker: “The recovery in the rental market has, in many ways, mirrored the boom in the sales market.”
Jeremy Leaf, a north London estate agent: “These prices are as much to do with stock shortages and cheap mortgage finance as activity.”
Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank: “I expect overseas buyers and tenants to make their presence felt in the final quarter of this year.”
The money will be used to take children from hospices across the UK on a dream holiday to Disneyland Paris.
Patrick Eve, Savills head of regional development: “We have had a very strong first half of the year.”
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Alice Thompson, who worked as sales manager for Manors estate agency, wanted to finish work at 5pm, rather than 6pm.
Paul Offley, compliance officer at The Guild: “Our priority is to provide support and guidance.”
There is room for improvement in terms of how the agent interacts with the buyer or tenant.
Miles Robinson, head of mortgages at Trussle: “There are now 86 deals with an interest rate of 0.9% or lower.”
The board says that it is confident of achieving a strong trading performance for the full year.
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