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Rightmove reveals latest AI property search feature
Rightmove's AI comparison assistant is already boosting leads to agents, says its Chief Technology and Operations Officer Tarah Lourens.
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Free estate agency software offered with unlimited listings
Ian Bucklar, of Havenswift Hosting, said the decision to offer unlimited listings on TerraSuite at no cost was intended to…
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Healey rules out big increase in Capital Gains Tax
Chancellor John Healey is reported to be set to ignore pleas from some Government colleagues to raise Capital Gains Tax…
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Two-year fixed-rate mortgages within a whisker of 6%
Mark Harris, of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, says: “While mortgage rates are on an upwards trend, borrowers should not…
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Your First Home could slow the market before launch, major builder warns
Buyers may delay purchasing decisions in the months ahead of the launch of the Your First Home Scheme, a housebuilder…
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Local searches must be mandated at agent instruction, says Connells Group chief
Connells' Chris Rosindale tells The Neg that officials have been told this is the most pressing reform if Ministers want…
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Mansion Tax U-turn spares almost one in 10 London homes
Retaining the £2million Mansion Tax thresholds avoids drawing more homes into the controversial tax, says Yopa's Verona Frankish.
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London’s landlords reverse decision to sell-up
One in four of the Capital's property owners decide to re-let despite opting to sell after Renters' Rights Act.
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Viewing numbers per property halve in two years
The average number of viewings per property is 1.7, down from almost four in August 2024, reveals Propertymark.
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Boost for landlords as buy-to-let yields hit new high
Paragon’s Louisa Sedgwick says landlords are benefiting in areas where house prices are lower and rental demand remains high.
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