Original complainant about the agency's website has asked the watchdog to revisit his original point that Emoov is incorrectly using Trustpilot reviews.

The Negotiator Conference last Friday saw some 600 agents sign up to attend but if you weren’t there, here a round-up of the key debates that took place.

99 homes, which currently lists 471 properties for sale, says the purchase is part of its plan to become a 'one stop shop' for house sales and renting services.

Relaunched hybrid estate agency eMoov says it is complying with a request from the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to remove Trustpilot and Google reviews relating to its previous incarnation.

eXP Realty has also announced that it has bagged Mark Bentley as both a consultant to the fledgling business and also one of its local representatives.

Controversial figure Russell Quirk confirms what many estate agents have suspected for some time, but says his success has been built on the lack of industry CEOs prepared to go on TV…

The controversial former boss of the original Emoov claims the industry should thank him and the other online pioneers for proving that the low-fee online model 'doesn't work'.

Ten-month programme will promote transformation of hybrid agency into a “360 degree property service marketplace”, it is claimed.

Many assumed that Emoov would disappear after the company behind it went bust – but proptech firm, Mashroom bought its database and the name and relaunched the business. The Negotiator met its…

Russell and Anthony Quirk and Mark Readings all of whom have past form as online and high street agents, have invested in the brand's Essex operation.