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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Official: people told delay house moves plans “as far as possible”
Latest advice gives green light to existing house moves to be completed, and the use of tradespeople for property repairs…
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Business rates for estate agents are abolished for a year
Chancellor reveals government U-turn on business rates for sales and lettings agents, suggesting ministers realised it was unfair to charge…
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Leading London estate agency faces criticism as staff continue to work at branches
Dexters boss Jeff Doble says the work to mothball the branches can only be done from its high street locations…
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Can virtual property viewings save the day during the Coronavirus crisis?
The Negotiator looks at two recently-launched technologies that claim to offer sales and lettings agents a way to get customers…
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Investment and lettings firm asked to change website after public complaint
Jive Properties in County Durham claimed that putting cash into property was the 'most risk averse' way to invest money,…
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Online electricals retailer powers into new homes market
UK white goods firm AO Business lands 12,000th house builder plot after just 6 months active in the market.
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Guild and Fine & Country agents get six months’ free listings on Zoopla
Member agents of either organisations get the free deal without having to leave Rightmove, as Zoopla's announced deal last week…
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Yorkshire agency invests in groundbreaking VR technology
Croft Residential, specialists luxury homes in Yorkshire, has launched hyper-realistic virtual property tours as an alternative to conventional viewings.
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Malvern development serenades buyers with Frank Sinatra
“And now the end is near” recently echoed around Kingsbrooke, the luxury development by Lockley Homes in Colwall, near Malvern,…
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Estate agents ‘are not an essential service’ and must close their branches warns Ministry of Housing
View is from senior civil servant but letting agents say they need to keep their businesses open to organise emergency…
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