Nick Leeming
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HMRC’s latest transactions stats show no sign of slowing
Industry commentators on HMRC's February 2022 figures for property transactions agree on one thing – the boom booms on!
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Next two years ‘critical’ for Jackson-Stops as it plans 20 new offices
Jackson-Stops is accelerating its growth plans and says it hopes to have 60+ branches by 2023.
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‘It’s going to be a wild ride’ say agents as Spring market begins strongly
Portal reveals that number of buyer enquiries are at record levels and that sales agreed are 12% up on March last, before the first lockdown.
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Stamp Duty holiday has cost government £530 million so far
Agents wondering why Rishi Sunak hasn't backed down on extending the scheme yet, should take a look at the latest HMRC figures.
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Features
Look to the future
Nigel Lewis asked leading names from national and regional estate agency, builders, home finders, auctioneers and the portals what they reckon 2021 will bring.
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Fresh warning issued to home movers over stamp duty holiday deadline
Zoopla has waded into the stamp duty debate and warned that buyers need to begin conveyancing process by December 'at the latest'.
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Movers & Shakers
It’s all go at Jackson Stops
Jackson-Stops has launched a Land & New Homes department in Ipswich Suffolk, and opened a new branch in Woking, Surrey.
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Features
The Stamp Duty effect – bubble or bounce?
As thousands of home-buyers rush to take advantage of the Stamp Duty holiday, Richard Reed asks, what are the implications for the health of the property market?
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Home buyer activity surges to pre-Coronavirus levels, latest research shows
Zoopla says estate agents are enjoying extraordinary boom in housing market revival, but warns spike is likely to be temporary.
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Agencies welcome furlough extension but worry about future
Extension has gone down well but many agents worry if their post-Covid turnover can support normal staffing levels and whether staff have 'lost their mojo'.
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