Independent inventories are key to trouble-free tenancies, agents told
The Association of Independent Inventory Clerks says bitter court disputes can be avoided through an unbiased process
The Association of Independent Inventory Clerks says bitter court disputes can be avoided through an unbiased process
Fraudsters and other rogue tenants are estimated to be residing in almost £83bn worth of UK property
A new study has revealed businesses believe the severity of cyberattacks will increase in the next year.
The new offering means tenants no longer need to visit agents’ offices to pass referencing checks
This deal is intended to strengthen an agent’s appeal to prospective landlords and tenants.
Stamp Duty surcharge is pushing stock levels down and affecting young people’s ability to access housing, claim
Letting agent is successfully challenged by single mother – what could this mean for other cases?
Letting agent raises alarm after online fraudster uses its own images to advertise properties
Interview: Founder of proptech startup that has just raised £2.8m in funding sets out his plans for the future
First-time buyers are back ‘in a big way’ but buyer registrations, new properties for sale and viewings all fell overall