Here The Negotiator documents some of the extraordinary efforts agents are going to around the UK to help support NHS and other front line staff.

Seven key lenders say they can no longer offer home loans on properties which their valuers are unable to physically visit during the Coronavirus crisis.

Leading London agent explores what might happen to house prices once the Coronavirus crisis eases and the market starts moving again.

Recently-appointed housing minister Christopher Pincher has finally clarified an issue that the industry has been debating for several weeks.

Case of Tower Quay properties and its negotiations with tenants within a block owned by three corporate landlords reveals the minefield agents face during the Coronavirus crisis.

The London agency reports that it has has registered 2,369 new tenants needing to move, conducted 3,432 virtual viewings and agreed 199 new tenancies during Lockdown.

Leading London agent says he is already planning to offer his staff more flexible working practices when they return to their branches.

As front-line services struggle in some areas to support get support the property industry has swing into action to quietly support them.