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    Property sales boost was no April Fool

    31st March was a busy day for My Home Move, completing a record number of property transactions. To help people complete their property transactions before the 1st April stamp duty changes came into play, My Home Move – provider of mover conveyancing services – alongside many others in the industry worked around the clock to complete a record of 1,210 property transactions on 31st March. This was a significant jump of 40% from the previous record in December last year. My Home Move completed more cases on 31st March alone than 93% of conveyancing firms completed in the whole of 2015. As a result, this marked both a record day and record month of completions for the business and is likely to have been a similar story across the industry. The record day also made it a record month, with My Home Move completing a total of 6,178 mover transactions in March, a 22% increase from its previous monthly record in October 2015 (5,060 completions). Doug Crawford (left), CEO, said, “There was a great amount of dedication last Thursday and in the preceding days and weeks to help customers purchasing an additional property and win the race to save on…

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    Conveyancing: size seems to matter

    A few decades ago the conveyancing industry comprised small firms but now large, often online-driven companies are eating up their market share, so what’s driving this change?

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    Slow sales progression: what’s the solution?

    Sales are falling through because of painfully slow sales progression. What is being done to sort it all out? asks Marc Da Silva.

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    Conveyancing: How to stop fall throughs

    Conveyancing delays frustrate sellers and worry buyers, Sheila Manchester looks at efforts to improve the process.

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    Speeding up conveyancing

    What's wrong with it, asks Kate Faulkner, and do we go about speeding up conveyancing.

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