Insurers expect to pay some £219 million in subsidence claims made in 2022, many of which were caused by last summer's record-breaking high temperatures.
Read MoreUPDATE: Government delays publication of How to Rent Guide
A revised version of the renting checklist – which must be issued by both letting agents and landlords to new tenants or those renewing – was due to be published on Friday…
Read MoreStaying the course – how to hold on to staff
Finding new staff in a tight labour market is hard – and keeping them even harder. Richard Reed asks the specialists for some key pointers on staff retention.
Read MoreLetting agency boost as Government issues Right to Rent warning
Landlords who don’t use a letting agent are the least likely to fully understand their legal responsibilities when onboarding new tenants via the Right to Rent scheme, research from the Home Office…
Read MoreKiller gates on estates ‘to become a thing of the past’
Charity Gate Safe and Propertymark have joined forces to raise awareness surrounding the consequences of unsafe gates after several fatal accidents in the last decade.
Read MoreAgent-led campaign to stamp out industry sexism gathers pace
Ellie Rees has won the backing of Propertymark and a host of industry leaders in her campaign to stamp out sexism and the use of 'Dear Sirs...' in formal letters.
Read MoreSoftware firm to tackle problems facing agents and conveyancers head on
TM:tv is kicking off 2023 with a special episode launching its latest property industry research 'Back to the Future' – following on from the success of last year's 'The New Normal' report.
Read MoreEstate agents worried vendors ‘unrealistic’ about price
70% of agents say sellers are being unrealistic about achievable pricing for their properties and are overvaluing, reports Propertymark.
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