Foxtons facing pressure to hand back £4.4m of government furlough cash
A Foxtons spokesperson told EYE that the firm “didn’t just rely on government help”, but also made its own savings, “including pay reductions”.
A Foxtons spokesperson told EYE that the firm “didn’t just rely on government help”, but also made its own savings, “including pay reductions”.
Letting agents must encourage landlord clients to always act truthfully, ruling suggests.
A familiar name returns to the scene.
The Salisbury property has been purchased following 13,000 hours of cleaning.
Alexander & Co continues expansion plans.
Goodstuff Communications says it likes to work “with brands that challenge the status quo through innovation”.
Manning Stainton promotes Clare Frieze; Freehold appoints new board members; Paul Colam joins Whitehall Capital
Savills UK residential grew revenues by 10% as the market recovered strongly from the middle of the year.
A number of agents and industry suppliers have contributed to this good cause launched by industry trainer Stephen Brown.
Research indicates where homebuyers are likely to have the longest buying timelines.
Should agents still be taking advantage of the job retention scheme?
Brent council in north London has prosecuted a tenant who sub-let a property.
The last time HMRC put 1,000-plus staff into criminal enforcement was a decade ago and that generated a fivefold increase in prosecutions in under five years.
Borrowers are being offered the option of locking their mortgage repayments at the same level for up to 40 years with the launch of the longest fixed-rate deal on the market.
Timothy Douglas at ARLA Propertymark: “With the furlough scheme extended until September, it is likely that we will see further changes in the months ahead.”
Sowerbys appoints new directors; Dacres recruits David Simm; Andrew Barnes joins Savills
The estimated total benefit of the complete stamp duty holiday period unveiled.
Andrew White, head of residential at Colliers: “UK residential property is a solid investment option in the UK.”
The NRLA calls on the Welsh government to do more to improve financial support for landlords and tenants.
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