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All 33 London councils sign up to join Mayor’s new rogue agent database
The Mayor of London's new rogue agent database, which also includes landlords, will now be supplied with details by all the capital's councils.
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Lock up your data!
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is imminent – the new regulations come into force on 25th May. Workshops are filling up, consultants’ diaries are blocked out, yet, says, Andrea Kirkby, some agents haven’t started preparing for compliance.
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AGENT’S VIEW: tenant fees ban is unpopular, but it WILL weed out rogue operators
Lettings Manager Ashley Clements of West London agency Horton and Garton reveals what he thinks the looming tenant fees ban means for his business, and the wider industry.
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Leading industry Anti Money Laundering firm wins royal approval
Read how Anti Money Laundering online solution firm Smartsearch has won a Queen's Award for Enterprise for its innovative approach to product development.
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US portal giant Zillow begins buying homes direct
In an ominous move for agents in the UK's portal-dominated property market, Zillow will begin competing with agents for vendor instructions on its website.
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Should there only be one property ombudsman to handle complaints?
That's one of the questions Ombudsman Katrine Sporle will face when she goes live on Wednesday on Rightmove's Webinar platform.
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David Newnes supports AI platform Ask Porter
AskPorter, an artificial intelligence (AI) powered property management platform, has secured investment of £500,000 from experts led by former Executive Director of LSL Property Services, David Newnes.
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Goodlord appoints new CEO
Oh Goodlord Ltd has appointed William Reeve, a tech entrepreneur/investor, as Chief Executive Officer.
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New partnership for OneDome and Yomdel
Proptech specialist OneDome and online live-chat service pioneer Yomdel have announced a strategic partnership to provide online solutions for estate agency websites.
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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 collected £63,500 of the fines levied and is waiting to collect the remainder under its 49-day payment rules. “When we start the process of issuing a Civil Penalty Notice there is a legal process that we have to follow in order to [firstly] notify the landlord of or intention to issues a CPN and [also] allow a period of time for the landlord to appeal the issuing of the CPN,” a council spokesperson says. “[If a landlord] refuses to pay the civil penalty once the allotted period has expired, Brent Council will pursue the case through to the civil courts.” Brent, along with Hackney and Tower Hamlets, is one of the capital’s most deprived areas and has come down hard on landlords and agents who provide sub-standard accommodation. Nearly 5,000 properties within its boundaries are now covered by two main property licensing schemes. These are a borough-wide licensing scheme for HMOs as well as a selective licensing scheme for rented properties within certain areas, which the borough charges £340 for a five-year license. The fines collection figure came to light…
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