Opinion piece: So this is why most conveyancers are slow and inefficient
Technology? That’s for kids, not conveyancers – and there are those that can scan and a lot who can’t
News Archive
A golden celebration: Outstanding agent marks 50 years with same business
Congratulations to agent who started as junior negotiator 50 years ago today
Estate agency group that is building a new library for local primary school
Estate agency spear-heading drive to get children reading
Over 121,000 first-time buyers benefit from Stamp Duty cut in first seven months
Overall transactions and Stamp Duty receipts in annual drop
Blacklisted Westminster Council-backed agency gives back to community with £30,000 charity donation
CityWest Residential has pledged to support the Young Westminster Foundation over the next three years
Law Commission accused of ‘window dressing’ with leasehold reform attempts
Campaigner questions why freeholders should be compensated for losses
TPO to review sellers’ complaint about being chased for payment by agent that did not sell their home
TPO will review case after EYE queries its ruling when court decided very differently in fees case
Pre-tax profits at LSL plunge by over half – but group upbeat for rest of this year
City more than shrugs off Foxtons losses as shares rise – and Countrywide announcement due within 48 hours
Purplebricks now listing over 20,000 properties on Zoopla
Purplebricks listings on Zoopla leap by over 4,000 in space of a year
Government steps up a gear to making CMP mandatory by next April 1
New guidance issued hints at tough regime for agents
Discount retailer Lidl steps into the housing market as it reveals creation of 800 new homes
Discount supermarket Lidl says it could build 3,000 homes in London alone – but will it put them on its shelves?
Opinion: Why agents must change – or wither on the vine
An outsider’s view of estate agency: High fixed costs and market forces are not making things easy for high street firms
Transactions hit a four-year low as Help to Buy owners are warned their homes could fall into negative equity
Sluggish price growth could hit those who purchased properties using Help to Buy, forecast
NAEA Propertymark claims sales are still being pushed through despite low buyer demand
Buyer demand is down by a fifth annually, but NAEA Propertymark agents claim sales are still rising
Agency networks tie up with tenancy deposit replacement scheme
Townends and Stirling Ackroyd to offer Zero Deposit scheme
EYE NEWSFLASH: Foxtons’ profits turn into losses as sales revenue plunges
Foxtons revenue down by 9% as it reports pre-tax losses and there will be no dividend
Embattled Countrywide’s acting boss under fire for ‘over-boarding’
Executive chairman at Countrywide ‘too busy fire-fighting’ the crisis at Royal Mail
Rightmove warned by City analyst that it must not squeeze agents too hard
Rightmove has ‘found the golden goose’ but City analyst warns it to be careful of further price hikes
Former manager at agent escapes jail after stealing over £34,000 of tenants’ deposits
Agent told she ‘betrayed trust of company she worked for’
Agents in breach of AML will have to pay the penalty – plus a new penalty admin charge
From now on HMRC will not just fine agents for anti-money laundering breaches but charge an admin fee too