Hybrid agency has made it into an official list of best brands in the UK after being named as one of the 'fastest growing' tech disruptors.

Figures from home buyers' website TheAdvisory shows market share slipping for second fortnight but continuing dominance of online market by Purplebricks.

Analyst suggests Purplebricks may need to take drastic action amid slowing growth and accelerating cash-burn.

Allegations made by blogger first published last week were been picked up by national media over the weekend.

At 1.2% sales commission on average excluding VAT the UK sales industry beats nearest rivals Denmark and Ireland for value.

The Guild of Property Professionals' member agents have a combined market share of 5.5%, some way ahead of Purplebricks or the UK's largest traditional agency, according to research they commissioned.

News that its chiefs in the US and UK are to leave the business, and struggling revenue growth, rattle City investors.

Hybrid agency says Lee Wainright and Eric Eckardt are to leave the business soon as predicted turnover for year slips significantly.

Figures from The Advisory based on Zoopla data reveal the extent of Purplebricks' dominance of hybrid sector, but traditional agents are fighting back.

Despite recent setbacks in Australia, Purplebricks’ new CEO in Oz Neil Tavender has come out fighting, claiming that the business is growing and that 90% of its customers say they would use…