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Agencies & People
LSL appoints new chief after sudden departure of predecessor
The parent company of Your Move and Reeds Rains has made fund management specialist Adrian Collins its new Chairman replacing David Barral.
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Your Move and Reeds Rain parent firm still waiting for profits
LSL, which also owns mortgage network Primis, is now more focused on financial services, says profits will begin to appear later this year, it tells investors.
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Profits drop at LSL as it battles tough property sales market
Estate agency revenues at LSL were down 5% on 2021 as the group battled with housing market cycles and the impact of the Stamp Duty holiday.
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Nigel Lewis
Business dexterity
Nigel Lewis considers the recent Marsh & Parsons acquisition by Dexters and wonders if the deal was a good one for both parties.
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Your Move parent sells mortgage brokerages for £18 million
The sale of LSL’s remaining direct-to-consumer brokerages will simplify the Group and build scale in Pivotal Growth as it aims to be a leading national mortgage broker.
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Big changes at the top of Your Move parent firm as Shannon exits
David Barral, former CEO of Aviva, is set to take over as chair at the owner of Your Move and Reeds Rains from Bill Shannon.
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Dexters snaps up Marsh & Parsons for £29million
Dexters has snapped up fellow London agent Marsh & Parsons from LSL Property Services for £29million making the combined group the biggest estate agent in the capital.
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LSL slams mortgage turmoil but group figures including instructions hold up
David Stewart, CEO of LSL, the Your Move parent company, says the last few weeks have been rocky, but results are still healthy.
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LSL chief blames conveyancing delays on underlying loss
LSL Group CEO David Stewart blames delays in conveyancing for impacting its profits and contributing to an underlying loss of £1m.
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LSL celebrates huge profits but warns 2022 will see fewer transactions
The estate agency group enjoyed a bumper 2021 but says it's worried about inflation and 'geopolitical risks' on market.
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