The battle for attention online is evolving rapidly and you need to keep up to stay ahead. Nelly Berova looks at what’s coming next.

Most agents and landlords planned for this event by tightening up their operation. Some, also, says Frances Burkinshaw, cut some corners to minimise the loss of income.

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Founder Rajdeep Dosanjh says agents are charged a low, fixed-fee to use its service of £30 per three postcodes.

There’s plenty of noise around the auction process, but is it doing well when it comes to lots listed, lots sold and monies exchanged?

Agents with High Street branches have a unique brand-raising, trust-gaining opportunity. Now is the time to edge ahead with a new look, says Lisa Isaacs.

Each month we visit three agents across the country to discover what is happening in their local market. This month we meet members of the Guild of Property Professionals in Wakefield, Derry…

Nigel Lewis looks at how the repercussions of the Tenant Fees Act are panning out across the industry – and the realistic opportunities that agents have to recoup lost income.

A hotel in Manchester has taken the crown as the most popular lot ever sold by John Pye Property as the auctioneer reaches its 50th online auction.

Residential People now lists 30,000 sales and rental properties in the UK and has promised never to charge agents to list on its platform.