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City’s biggest Purplebricks backer faces tougher times
Traditional agents who are unhappy about the rise of the UK’s largest hybrid agency Purplebricks may find succour in the…
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Leading council has so far fined rogue agents and landlords £100,000
Brent Council, which says it has fined agents and landlords £100,000 since introducing civil penalties last year, revealed it had…
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Nottingham gets green light to restrict To Let boards again after ‘crime reduction’
The City of Nottingham has been given the green light to continue severely restricting the use of To Let boards…
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Aston Mead welcomes newt detection pilot
Land broker Aston Mead has welcomed a new test devised by Natural England, to detect the DNA of great crested…
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Hunters acquisition rebrands
Hunters branches in Buntingford, Stevenage and Baldock Lettings opened in Hertfordshire on 1st December...
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OnTheMarket shares drop by 14% following last week’s AIM launch
Shares in the property industry’s newest public limited company OnTheMarket have dropped by nearly 15% since it floated on the…
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Traditional agents just ‘twiddle their thumbs’ in their high street branches, suggests Purplebricks
A video published recently on YouTube by Purplebricks suggests that traditional estate agents just sit and “twiddle their thumbs” in…
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Stamp Duty changes to blame for 14% dip in property sales volumes says Your Move
The changes to Stamp Duty ushered in by George Osborne in 2014 have reduced property sales in London and the…
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OnTheMarket shares begin trading at £1.63p, plummets to £1.48p
Shares in OnTheMarket began trading on London’s AIM stock market today kicking off at £1.63p, valuing the company at £100…
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Think again about “simplistic” longer tenancies, landlords warn government
The National Landlords Association (NLA) has called on the government to think again about its proposed longer tenancies legislation following…
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