Associations & Bodies
News and updates from associations and member organisations in the UK residential property industry.
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‘Be less abrasive with agents and landlords’, says new report on rental regulator
Landlords have welcomed the report, which highlights several areas where Rent Smart Wales should improve its performance including communications.
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Report slams letting industry’s ‘flawed’ dispute resolution system
Spokesperson for the TDS Charitable Foundation's says its new report shows majority of tenants facing problems with their agent or landlord face significant problems getting resolution.
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Women in Estate Agency group gears up for growth
Women in Estate Agency (WiEA) launches Charter Membership subscription and announces a new podcast series ahead of unveiling plans for a dynamic rebrand.
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Scottish property industry calling for all sides to come together to boost economy
At their annual conference, the Scottish Property Federation (SPF) has argued that property is central to growing Scotland’s flatlining economy.
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New guide is vital resource for properties with spray foam insulation
Association has produced a guide for the hundreds of thousands of UK homes that have spray foam insulation which can make them unmortgageable and unsaleable.
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WATCH: The Guild to host AML webinars in April
Paul Offley, Compliance Officer at The Guild of Property Professionals, will lead a series of webinars on the new AML legislation.
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The Guild launches Government-approved app for agents
Guild 365 offers a faster, smarter AML solution and consumer onboarding app, streamlining client verification for members.
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Propertymark membership hits record high of 19,000
Organisation says lower fees and celebrity tie-up has helped, but agents seeking help with looming extra regulation also likely to be a factor.
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RICS launches probe into how AI will impact residential surveying
The rapid growth of AI in the property industry has led to RICS launching a public consultation on how it can be used responsibly.
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Landlords clash with Treasury over ‘rental property shortage’ claim
NRLA says Emma Reynold's claim that rising rents are just down to 'not enough homes being built' to rent are not accurate - and points to landlords selling properties.
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