Latest property news
Daily property news in the UK residential sector focused on estate and letting agency, property auctions and property managers.
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Home sales under Right to Buy leap 90%
Rachel Springall, of Moneyfacts, says there could be a rush to buy ahead of planned changes to the social housing…
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BLOG: What is a landlord client worth to a letting agent?
Leading PRS expert calls for lettings agencies to reconsider the value they attach to landlords and the costs of acquiring…
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Almost half of estate agents ‘trust no political party’ on housing
Estate agents are sceptical that any political party has the answers to Britain's housing challenges, says the research's Simon Leadbetter.
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Tech company offers free material info service
Ross McKenzie, of Openmoove, says too many people in the property industry are trying to commercialise material information.
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Growing estate agency group hits 14,000 properties under management
Dwelly has exceeded the figure after acquiring another London lettings group, putting it ahead of Foxtons based on portfolio size.
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Homeowners stay put as moving ‘no longer pays’, claims Connells
"High Stamp Duty costs, higher mortgage rates and weaker price growth are seeing many households stay put," says Connells' Aneisha…
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The Property Franchise Group slowdown after previous stellar results
The group, led by Chief Executive Gareth Samples, saw a modest revenue rise despite transactions down 4%.
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Martin & Co franchisee completes third acquisition in a year
Nirvair Sander, the franchisee in Worcester, purchases three rival businesses and intends to carry on expanding his business.
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New Chancellor told he must help first-time buyers
Rachel Springall, of Moneyfacts, warns that first-time buyers need help amid tax speculation ahead of the Budget.
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‘Being British isn’t enough to buy here’, warns property lawyer
"A foreign-sounding name is enough to invite an outright refusal to proceed," warns Sharpwell Property Law's Tatiana Sharposhnikova.
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