EweMove looks to round up a whole new flock of local property agents
EweMove takes on Purplebricks as it launches major bid to recruit local agents happy to work on their own
News Archive
Too many ombudsmen: ‘Just one is needed for whole of the housing market’
Ombudsman calls for single housing ombudsman to end ‘confusing and complicated’ system: but research shows fewest complaints are about agents
New leadership team takes position at Savills UK as firm prepares for next stage
New CEO and managing director take the reins at Savills UK
So how much does our new housing Secretary of State know about, well, housing?
How long before James Brokenshire mentions broken housing market? Let’s open a book!
Zoopla sells off Australian arm of Hometrack after just 15 months for £71m
Zoopla sells Hometrack Australia to Australian property portal giant
Winkworth announces third office opening of 2018 as it confirms one closure elsewhere
Winkworth confirms closure of city outlet – but welcomes another opening
Airbnb short-term lets firm rapped by advertising watchdog over claims
Complaints against short-term lettings firm upheld
Questions raised over impact of first-time buyer Stamp Duty cut as mortgage approvals slump
Bank of England data reveals decline in mortgage approvals for house purchase
New property portal offering homes to win says it is an estate agent with a difference
In it to win it? New portal says its ‘win houses’ competition offers alternative for sellers
GDPR: Are you in danger of reading what you want to read?
As the clock ticks towards GDPR this month, agents must consider whether ‘legitimate interests’ really is the way to go
Rent freedom day finally draws near after 86 working days
Working to pay the rent now takes longer in England – but freedom day is this week
Opinion piece: Why has everything to do with housing become so hostile?
A change of housing minister unlikely to alter the hostile environment that housing now inhabits
Surveyors warn of poor quality homes as a result of loose rules in office to residential conversions
Analysis highlights low standard of office to residential developments created under permitted development rights
Government urged to introduce Stamp Duty exemption for last time buyers
Legal & General suggests tax incentive would free up housing stock
Government looks set to be 80,000 short of its 1m home building target by 2020
David Cameron’s government promised 1m new homes by 2020 in 2015, but the manifesto pledge isn’t looking likely
Land Registry property registrations bounce back in March
Number of sales submitted for registrations has grown after dropping by a quarter in February
The Guild hits the road with 11 region member tour
Agency network embarks on “who dares wins” tour to support members
Government gets set to act over silent killer carbon monoxide in rental homes
Carbon monoxide alarms could be required in many more rental homes
EYE NEWSFLASH! Yet another new housing minister as Javid leaves for Home Office
Revolving door in housing ministers continues to spin
New start-up says its business model could spell the end for high street agents
New start-up aims to pay agents more – and charge vendors less