Agencies & People
News covering the businesses, activities, people and personalities in estate agency and letting agency and wider residential property industry.
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Industry must face up to the gender gap, says leading estate agent
The good intentions around International Women's Day will mean nothing if agency leaders limit their definition of success to 'willy waving' sales metrics.
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My Property Box moves into sales after estate agency takeover
North East lettings agent My Property Box buys sales firm Lifestyle Property and continues to expand lettings portfolio.
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Belvoir acquires the Nicholas Humphreys franchise group
The Belvoir Group has acquired the Nicholas Humphreys Franchise Limited in yet another consolidation takeover in the industry.
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Spicerhaart recruitment campaign goes awry following Facebook post
Promotional article published by local paper about working at company's HQ sparks furious online debate about pros and cons of working there.
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‘Lettings agency sector will consolidate into a handful of players in ten years’
Prediction is made by industry business acquisitions expert Adam Walker, who says he has seen huge surge during Covid.
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Hamptons staff help raise £1.2 million for Cancer Research
Agency's staff have walked, run, swum, cycled, scooted and even galloped 27,000 miles since October to help raise the cash.
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Former Countrywide director Peter Hurrell joins leading independent
The 54-year-old says he is looking forward to his new adventure after exiting a business he co-founded after leaving Countrywide.
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Welsh block management giant snaps up another estate agency
Seraph says its strategic direction has led it to buy Newport-based estate agency Nuttall Parker for an undisclosed sum.
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London estate agent stars in last night’s Rich House, Poor House TV show
Patrick Henry, who runs an estate agency in Clapham, joins a property developer pal to swap lives with a benefits mum.
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Fraudster to pay back cash he stole from Yopa and Lottery
Haroon Cassim is to pay back £500,000 of the £1.5m he stole from both the hybrid agency and The National Lottery as an employee.
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