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Winkworth eyes further South West expansion as it opens new Bristol office
Winkworth is planning further South West expansion after it opened a new office in the Bishopston area of Bristol and wants to hear from property professionals who want to own their own business.
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Winkworth sales defy market upheaval after Mini-Budget
Dominic Agace, CEO of the upmarket London franchise network, reports a 38% sales increase in the face of a drop in buyer registrations.
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Mixed interim results for Winkworth as market starts to stall
A shift in market sentiment may affect sales volumes going into 2023 and lead to a more careful pricing environment.
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Liz Truss wins PM contest: what do estate agents think?
Liz Truss will be formally appointed Prime Minister tomorrow when she meets the Queen at Balmoral and the industry has given a cautious welcome.
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Winkworth predicts ‘wave of sales’ during remainder of year
The company's directors are confident there are lots of sale transactions queued up and ready to come through despite a revenue slump.
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Family tightens grip on Winkworth with increased shareholding
Two members of the Agace family have purchased more shares in Winkworth, taking the total to almost 42%.
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Winkworth latest agency to report extraordinary results
Company says its franchisees saw revenues jump by 36% during 2021 while its HQ profits leapt by 110%.
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Renting reforms to be within tomorrow’s ‘Levelling Up’ White Paper, sources reveal
Government reveals both landlord register and redress for tenants to be included in its big policy push on 'rebalancing' the UK.
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Winkworth reports 13% jump in sales agreed during 2021
Franchised estate agency chain also reveals sales up 42% compared to 2019 and six new branches with eight planned this year.
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INDUSTRY REACTS as BoE raises base interest rate to 0.25%
Likely rise in mortgage rates in the medium term fails to worry agents as market continue to motor despite rise of Omicron virus variant.
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