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Agencies & People
Major property franchise firm sees shares plunge as profits suffer
Winkworth experiences a drop in its share price of 8% so far this year, after its profits fell 11% in 2025.
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Winkworth reveals profit down 11% and warns this year “uncertain”
CEO of property franchise firm says its profit figure fell to £2.11 million in 2025, and gives big warning that 2026 is difficult to forecast.
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Big agency expands operations in SW including new branch
Winkworth franchisees Lisa and Simon Jacobs have created a new office after acquiring the Salisbury franchise.
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Winkworth reports profits down as sales fall again
The upmarket agency suffers in a falling market last year as it reveals profits for the last 12 months slumped.
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Latest property news
Post-election ‘bounces’ don’t deliver says big estate agency
The so-called 'Boris bounce' in the property market after the last General Election failed to deliver, research for estate agents Winkworth reveals.
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Winkworth sees completions down nearly 20%
CEO Dominic Agace says hesitant buyers and legal logjams were the reasons for the slump in transactions, as it suffered falling sales and revenue.
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Big estate agency reveals F2 racing driver sponsorship
Agency is backing rising star Zak O’Sullivan and the package includes its logo on the young driver's racing car.
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Winkworth offers shares to franchisees in new ‘talent drive’
Jake Woolford is a Winkworth ‘rising star’ and now runs a team of seven across sales, lettings and property management in Crystal Palace.
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Leading agency boss tells Tories to stop ‘infighting’ and build more homes
Dominic Agace says housing targets have been watered down because the ruling Conservatives are battling each other.
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Winkworth reveals profits slump as sales market struggles
Franchise-based estate agency says sales and therefore revenues are being delayed by choppy housing market, although lettings performed well.
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