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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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Guest blog: ‘Are you thinking what I’m thinking about Propertymark?’
The industry and proptech consultant Andrew Stanton passes a critical eye over the trade association as it reels from the…
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Footballer landlord to repay tenants £8,500 over unlicensed properties
Former professional footballer Dexter Blackstock has also been fined £24,000 for nine offences in relations to the properties.
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Dexters is not for sale, confirms CEO Jeff Doble as he quashes rumours
Company's founder says current speculation is a repeat of similar rumours last year and are not true.
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BREAKING: Connells hires industry big guns to key merger posts
Gary Barker and Jon Notley, two of the industry’s leading tech figures, have been hired by Connells to help its…
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Estate agency founder ‘heartbroken’ over pilfering accountant
Kendra Jacob sold business after she lost trust in people after a member of staff stole £7,850 over a four-month…
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Tech launch enables Right to Rent checks to go digital during Covid
Referencing platform RentProfile has developed the service with approval from Home Office officials to ensure it's compliant.
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Original Ewemove franchisees step away from property market
Bill and Geraldine Miller were one of hybrid agency's initial 14 joiners but are now selling up.
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We weren’t hacked, explains estate agency after shop window displays porn
Whitegates says power outage at its branch on Thursday evening let opportunistic passer-by search for images via the screen.
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‘All very odd’ – Propertymark CEO quits after just five months
Tim Balcon says he is sad to go but says it is in the best interests of Propertymark is he…
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Stamp Duty deadline will help 160,000 transactions get over the line
Rightmove says it has crunched the numbers, which show the size of the problem facing the Chancellor and the industry.
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