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Couple build lettings agency from scratch into 1,000 property portfolio in 12 years
Husband and wife team Peter and Rani Grieve from Worcester have hit the mark after making their fifth local acquisition.
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Exclusive: Senior industry figure launches unique compliance platform for agents
Michael Stoop has partnered with leading industry compliance figure Caroline Kenny to create a watertight resource for agents to use on their computers or on the go.
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TPFG’s traditional agencies bounce back slower than hybrid stablemate
Ewemove sales agreed revival was stronger during July than the combined efforts of Martin & Co, CJ Hole, Ellis & Co, Parkers and Whitegates
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Virtual viewings helped us survive lockdown, says Martin & Co parent company
The Property Franchise Group, which has 375 branches across the UK, says it was able to achieve some lettings during lockdown, helped by technology.
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Can a lettings agency cancel a tenancy contract after a claim of sexual assault?
Bristol agency CJ Hole faces a tricky situation after one of its tenants flees a property after an alleged incident and asked for be released from her tenancy.
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Two tenants successfully refuse to pay contract renewal fee to letting agent
CJ Hole agrees to let them renew their contract without paying a £90 renewal fee even though the company still has the legal right to do so.
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Martin & Co founding couple cash in shares worth TWO million pounds
Kathryn Martin revealed yesterday that she had sold a tranche of shares, leaving her and husband Richard with holdings in TPFG worth £13m.
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Rising revenues at EweMove help TPFG boost profits by 29% this year
While many large estate agency firms are licking their wounds as the property market softens, Martin & Co parent company The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) has today released an extraordinarily upbeat set of figures including profits up by 29% to £2.3 million. This includes increased market share for the company’s hybrid agency EweMove which now has 114 territory franchisee holders, is the 5th largest in its sector and unlike many competitors is trading profitably. Ewemove’s franchisee income increase to £920,000 from £500,000 last year although the hybrid has been struggling to recruit new franchisees so far this year, signing up 12 compared to 18 during the first six months of 2017. Hybrid agency Figures from the hybrid agency also suggest why; experienced estate agents pay £2,000 to join while non-industry applicants are charge £20,000. EweMove has recruited fewer of the former so far this year. At TPFG, all the dials have been rising including both revenue and service fees from its franchisees, operating margin, profits, number of franchisees and lettings book. This includes turnover up by 17% to £5.5 million, franchisee royalties by 15% and the number of rental properties managed by 6% to 53,000. TPFG operates six property brands…
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TPFG kicks off huge property portfolio land grab
The Property Franchise Group is acquired 3,000 properties via 16 property portfolio acquisitions it helped franchisees complete so far this year.
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