Winding down of stamp duty holiday will see ‘return to a sense of normality’
The market continues to show significant momentum.
The market continues to show significant momentum.
New scheme to help people struggling to pay their rent during the pandemic.
Non-compliance with the Right to Rent process comes with heavy fines.
Activity is still strong despite this first phase of the stamp duty holiday coming to an end in England.
There have also been more than half a million residential property transactions in the last four months to 31 May 2021.
This partnership is believed to be the first of its kind in the short-term rental sector.
The housing market has seen a real uptick in demand since the onset of the pandemic.
Buyer demand is expected to remain strong even after the full stamp duty holiday ends this week.
An online presence is growing ever more important in estate agency.
Brokers told to make their clients aware of the legal avenues open to them.
Propertymark appoints two non-executive directors; Oliver Rodbourne steps into new role at Knight Frank; Rockwell promotes Nicholas Mee to MD
A test case at the supreme court earlier this year found that six major insurers, including Hiscox, should make payments totalling about £1.2bn.
More than 100 estate agencies have signed up to the platform.
Mark Hayward, chief policy advisor, Propertymark: “We continue to see incredible demand from tenants.”
Price renegotiations will already be underway between buyers and sellers in danger of missing Wednesday’s stamp duty holiday deadline, says Knight Frank.
A scam where fraudsters con would-be renters out of thousands of pounds by pretending to own properties has been exposed by an estate agent.
Full details are yet to be revealed.
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