Associations & Bodies
News and updates from associations and member organisations in the UK residential property industry.
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Agents and landlords reveal ‘extreme concern’ over Hunt’s tax plans
Reports over weekend reveal Chancellor hopes to raise £300m from private rented sector to fund his tax cutting.
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RICS members given new guidance on diversity and inclusion
Sybil Taunton at RICS says her new guide will help small firms, such as estate agencies, ensure they remain inclusive and competitive.
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University launches UK’s first dedicated estate agency degree
Course leader William Leschallas of the Royal Agricultural University is recruiting students to study estate agency, either part- or full-time.
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Loose Women star to take centre stage at industry jamboree
Katie Piper, who is also known for raising awareness for burns sufferers, will appear at Propertymark One as an inspirational speaker.
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Peer says university estate agency degrees ‘not real courses’
Baroness Fox of Buckley reveals her disdain for institutions who offer real estate courses during Lords debate, but Propertymark is not amused.
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Two estate agencies rejoin the Relocation Agent Network following new ownership
Welsh firm FBM and Lincolnshire agency DDM Residential say 'new vision' behind RAN persuaded them it was time to become members once again.
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New site for property jamboree revealed with celeb centre stage
The Propertymark One conference is moving to London’s ExCel and brings together sales, lettings, auctioneers, inventories and commercial talent.
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Winning line-up for women’s property conference
Women in Estate Agency Group has announced a star-studded line up with a mystery guest speaker for the next property conference in March.
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Rents to jump even higher as landlords face mortgage hikes
The NRLA says 60% of private landlords fear rising mortgage costs next year, which could force rents up even more.
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Letting agents call on Government to fix ‘broken’ evictions system
Propertymark has made the comments within its submission to a Parliamentary enquiry into the nation's troubled County Courts.
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