Stamp duty cut brings boom times for agents
Improving coronavirus conditions mean that sellers ‘are not as fearful of welcoming visitors to their homes’.
Improving coronavirus conditions mean that sellers ‘are not as fearful of welcoming visitors to their homes’.
This strategic deal takes Seraph Group’s total staff size to more than 50.
Fine & Country has tapped into previous uncharted waters.
Connells Group's Chris Day announces retirement; New chief exec appointed at Henry Adams; David Wharton joins Savills as a director in London
Poor software can harm consumers' perception of your agency, it is claimed.
With the sale of new petrol and diesel cars banned from 2030 onwards the impact on property desirability and pricing will start to be seen within the next five years, law firm predicts.
The letter sets out the key pillars of investment that the government will focus on.
Coventry Building Society re-enters the market today, while Danske Bank launched their latest deals yesterday.
The average number of sales agreed per estate agent branch increased to 11 last month, according to Propertymark.
£1.5bn scheme resulted in just 5,800 energy-saving installations.
Lenders, Land Registry, Local Authorities and case-loads are slowing down sales
Fifty years ago this house had valuable contents. Today, not so much
If workplace flexibilty tempts staff to move and commute, they need to know that lenders can be wary of travel costs
Bradford is the most affordable city in which to buy a home
Price growth will ease from current levels during the course of 2021.
Technology leads to quicker loan decisions
House price inflation is beyond stratospheric in Boldison Close, Aylesbury
21% of properties on the UKs largest portal are now chain-free
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