Online letting agent introduces new – and lower – charges for landlords ahead of fees ban
Agent gets rid of tenant fees and introduces lower charges for landlords ahead of ban, so how has it done it?
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Could changes to Universal Credit now persuade landlords and agents to accept housing benefit tenants?
Government promises to make changes over rent payments after court case
Opinion: How do we avoid a PPI-type scenario in the new deposit replacement market?
New tenancy deposit replacement industry: ‘Agents should ensure that products they recommend are as secure as possible’
Value of property stock hits record high but it remains in older and richer hands
More than £77 in every £100 of housing equity is now held by the over-50s
Agents assured that business back to normal as TDS staff move into new offices today
Despite serious blaze, there was no gap in operational service, says TDS
‘Average of nine estate agents going bust every week’ over last eight years, claim
High business overheads drive estate agents from the high street, along with move to online
Ex-employee to try for compensation after winning case for constructive dismissal
Long-standing member of staff challenges former employers in third employment tribunal case involving same agency
Belvoir continues to predict 20% shrinkage of industry by end of next year as it scouts for more acquisitions
Belvoir franchisees snap up record number of competitors with 83 still scouting for purchases
TDS re-opens phone lines and emails after devastating fire at headquarters
TDS still working under business continuity plan and says daily operations are unaffected
Happy birthday to you! Agents celebrate their milestone moments
Hamptons hits 150, while agent celebrating 70 years in the business says high street is still the way forward
Panel of property experts set to be highlight of Guild’s annual conference
Delegates at Guild conference to hear opinions of experts on range of topics
Online agents’ new listings achieve ‘just 4%’ of market share in the two weeks until yesterday
Online agents take just 4% of all new listings – and the large majority are purple
BBC presenter accuses deposit scheme of denying ‘natural justice’ to tenants
Tenancy deposit scheme boss defends allegations of unfairness
Deposit scheme TDS appoints industry-first complaints reviewer
New role will review adjudication decisions or other aspects of customer service
Clarification still demanded as to when agents can serve prescribed information to tenants
Lack of clarity as fall-out over tenancy legal case continues
Agent protests about alleged practice where negotiators subside their own minimum wages
Estate agent in damning criticism of practice where ‘those who miss sales targets have to subsidise their own minimum wages’
Agency network claims demand from franchisees is at record high
Franchise brand favouring finding ‘right people over rapid growth’
Hunters adds portfolio of 279 lettings to its franchise network
Agent seals first deal of 2019 and promises continued expansion in lettings
EYE NEWSFLASH: Major fire wrecks Tenancy Deposit Scheme head office
TDS staff are safe and the scheme insists client files won’t be affected – but emails and phone lines could be down for days
Online agency firm loses £9m with liabilities of almost £23m after easyProperty deal
‘easyProperty’ firm’s boss says business now cash-generative