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Daily property news in the UK residential sector focused on estate and letting agency, property auctions and property managers.
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Fall-throughs blight more than half property deals
A shocking 58% of sales collapse after offer accepted, with one in six failing months into the process.
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Property auction sales remain solid in April
Residential property auction sales and funds raised increased in April despite growing stock levels putting pressure on overall success rates.
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Alto hits new performance highs
Alto delivered “standout” growth in sales, deal size and overall performance, says the group's Chief Executive Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson.
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Sexist culture in property industry debated by leading agents
Matt Giggs presented a discussion centred on how women "are escaping the rigged corporate ladder" and glass ceiling.
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Property investment firm changes ‘misleading’ email ad
Invicta Investment Properties Ltd trading as Invicta Property agreed to alter the advert after a complaint to the ASA.
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AI-empowered Zoopla rolls out new strategies for agents and builders
CEO Paul Whitehead highlights investment in AI tools and the new homes market as key pillars in the portal's next-step…
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Sellers seek AI reassurance on estate agent valuations
New analysis from Acaboom suggests sellers are increasingly using AI tools to question estate agent pricing, fees and marketing strategy.
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Halifax brand faces axe after 173 years
Consolidation of Lloyds Banking Group’s retail banking operations could spell the end for the Halifax brand.
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West Midlands council forced to refund £259k in empty homes tax fiasco
Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council admitted it had failed to follow proper procedures before introducing higher council tax charges.
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Lettings market shrugging off Renters’ Rights Act, Foxtons claims
Rents and landlord confidence held firm during the course of April, says Foxton’s Lettings' Gareth Atkins.
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