Associations & Bodies
News and updates from associations and member organisations in the UK residential property industry.
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Sceptical landlord leaders set Renters’ Rights Act ‘three tests’
Ben Beadle, of the NRLA, says the “jury is very firmly out” on whether the Act will be successful.
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Propertymark Trust names five new ambassadors
The five new appointed ambassadors are Rachel Ollington, Michael Oomerjee, Jess Masterton, Ben Stokes and Natalie O'Sullivan.
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‘Nonsense’ to say landlords can always absorb ever-rising costs
NRLA boss Ben Beadle makes comments as Moneyfacts reveals those on variable rates now paying £1,100 a year extra in premiums.
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Scottish and Welsh Governments called upon to fix ‘broken’ housing markets
Propertymark has produced housing manifestos for the Scottish and Welsh Parliament ahead of elections this year.
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London Renters Union organises nationwide demonstration calling for rent controls
The London Renters Union is calling on campaigners to join the demonstration on April 18.
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Successful Women in Estate Agency event is a sell-out
Community and leadership is at the heart of packed Women in Estate Agency event.
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Controversial MP Angela Rayner to be ‘held to account’ by housing industry
Propertymark has announced its keynote speaker for Propertymark One is to be Angela Rayner – a controversial choice, but a chance for agents to question her directly.
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It’s National Conveyancing Month – time to network, learn and support good causes
The property industry charity The Conveyancing Foundation is inviting all property professionals to get involved with this month-long opportunity to network, learn and raise money for charity.
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Propertymark calls on agents to adapt to surge in older buyers
Industry body says growth in over-50 buyers is reshaping transactions and requires a more tailored agency approach.
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Propertymark launches independent board to separate regulation and representation
The major change, headed by Bill Butler, is designed to strengthen consumer protection and embed public-interest oversight at the heart of the estate agency body.
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