Associations & Bodies
Longer-read articles featuring the activities of organisations and professional membership associations who represent estate and letting agents and the wider residential property industry.
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Gove’s government
Nigel Lewis reports from the NRLA conference, where the Housing Secretary, Michael Gove bravely faced an auditorium full of landlords – via Zoom.
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On your mark…
Propertymark looks to some like an organisation in need of organisation. Nigel Lewis speaks to its interim CEO, Nathan Emerson.
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Business with benefits: belong to an industry body
It can be a lonely world out there if you are an independent estate and/or letting agent. Richard Reed explores how the industry organisations can help your business.
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Do the property industry associations do a good job?
If ever there was a time the property industry needed someone to fight its corner - but are the punches being thrown effectively?
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The Queen’s Speech delivers more bad news for letting agents
Richard Price, Executive Director of UKALA, outlines two clear problems arising from the Queen’s Speech.
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The truth about ‘millennials’
What is a Millennial? Where do they live? Where do they work? Where do they play? All these questions and more are asked – and answered in a riveting report by CBRE.
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A question of property: Isobel Thomson, NALS
Nigel Lewis talks to the industry’s leading lights about the big issues. This week, it’s the turn of Isobel Thomson, CEO of the National Approval Lettings Scheme (NALS).
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UKALA. Not for cowboys: The magnificent seven of membership benefits
If you are a professional agent, rather than a gun-slinging bandit, you can demonstrate to landlords and tenants that you are one of the good guys.
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Ten years of tenancy deposit protection
Steve Harriott, Chief Executive of TDS, looks back at ten years of tenancy deposit protection schemes, saying that the PRS is definitely better now.
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