Features
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How to get more landlords
Landlords are the lifeblood of any letting agent, and Simon Cairnes looks at new ways of getting more of them…
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Purplebricks: the rise and fall and rise again of the great disrupter
Simon Cairnes looks back to where it all started for one of the first ever online estate agents, Purplebricks, and…
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INTERVIEW: Zoopla boss reveals plan to stay ahead of resurgent OTM
Charlie Bryant tells The Neg that although competition is hotting up in the property portal market, he's got plans to…
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How to use video to improve your estate agency’s search results
Video is the perfect medium for property listings, but they can work much harder for you and your website, as…
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Buoyant start to the year for resi auctions
March year-on-year auction sales figures are down, but it's been a positive start to the year overall, reports David Sandeman,…
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5 drawbacks of using AI for your estate agency business
From accuracy to a basic loss of the human touch, Nelly Berova looks at five key questions you should be…
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House prices update – analysed by country and region: England, Scotland, N. Ireland and Wales
Kate Faulkner's latest review of house prices in across the UK and the regions, from analysis of index data published…
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House prices analysis – the national picture
The latest property prices indices summarised and put into historical context, by the UK's leading house market analyst, Kate Faulkner.
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ANALYSIS: Transactions are the key to understanding the property market
House prices expert Kate Faulkner OBE looks at some great data from TwentyCI which cuts through the media hype and…
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‘Don’t take chances on AML checks – the risks are real’
Richard Reed speaks to experts about the complacency around AML checks among agents amid increasing property fraud.
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