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‘Purplebricks will never reach 30% because vendors know good service costs money’
Leading London estate agent boss makes claim as he also reveals how his firm is surviving Brexit, rejects hubs and won't pay to use OnTheMarket.
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‘The property market needs a General Election to solve Brexit’
Senior industry figure makes unusually partisan comments about politics as frustration with damage Brexit is inflicting on property market grows.
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OTM’s latest results reveal £1.1 million costs payment from Gascoigne Halman
Settlement of costs following infamous court case it won last year is revealed within its latest trading results.
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OnTheMarket delays profitability as full-contract sign-ups slow
Portal says the tough market has reduced the number of member agents signing up to long-contract, full-fee deals and that profitability will now be in 2022.
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OTM challenges Rightmove to follow its lead and introduce a fees freeze
Portal says it is to both not increase its fees during 2020 and also maintain its 10% discount system for agents who observe the 'one other portal' rule.
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Features
Ultimate Estate Agents’ Guide: Property Portals
Read The Negotiator's 10-minute read guide to the world of Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket and their predecessors.
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OTM launches new bid to differentiate itself from Rightmove and Zoopla
Company is to spend September blitzing TV, radio, poster and online channels with a revamped version of its original campaign.
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OnTheMarket says tide is turning in portals market
As the challenger portal makes ground on Rightmove, agents say, “Our customers say that where the leads come from is of no consequence to them."
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OnTheMarket says 52% of its member agents are now paying customers
Crucial period for property portal begins as its attempts to persuade 'freebie' customers to start paying £337 a month for its service.
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