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UPDATED: Purplebricks reveals instructions drop and costs of deposits debacle
Interim results for six months to 31st October 2021 will make for grim reading for its shareholders and investors.
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Another part of the Purplebricks empire disappears from public view
Owner of the Purplebricks business in Canada says the name never did - and still doesn't - fit the Canadian property market.
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London high street estate agent slams Strike over its ‘free to sell’ tactics
Lee James Pendleton says he's disappointed to see the hybrid agency using similar tactics as Purplebricks during its 'commisery' days.
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Is this the new breed of digital, hybrid estate agent coming through the ranks?
Boomin's latest hire has spent time in traditional as well as hybrid estate agency, a CV that more and more agents now hold.
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Purplebricks refutes newspaper claims that lettings business is for sale
Comments follow claims made in Telegraph that CEO Vic Darvey is contemplating a disposal after a difficult few months for its lettings arm.
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Purplebricks boss discussing plans to sell off lettings arm – claim
Vic Darvey is considering a move to offload the firm's relatively weak lettings business following last month's £9m deposits scandal.
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Purplebricks staff angry over handling of Premier Property Lawyers mess – claim
Whistleblower says staff have told not to escalate client complaints about conveyancing problems caused by conveyancing partner's IT meltdown.
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Purplebricks share price hits all-time low as deposits debacle rumbles on
New details have also emerged of the extent to which its tenancy deposit paperwork has proven to have been incomplete or lodged too late.
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Deadline for agents to join hybrid agency ‘class action’ group is midnight tonight
Contractors for Justice group will then begin preparing paperwork and securing a court date, its spokesman tells The Neg.
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