Purplebricks
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Agencies & People
Purplebricks: the rise and fall and rise again of the great disrupter
Simon Cairnes looks back to where it all started for one of the first ever online estate agents, Purplebricks, and its tumultuous journey over the last decade.
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Former Purplericks boss bids farewell to property with new job
A statement from Onecom Group says Marston steps into the role following career across both private equity-backed and public listed companies.
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Co-founder of Purplebricks’ parent company Strike quits
Alexander Gosling has left his role as a director and President of Strike bringing to an end his 18-year involvement with the firm.
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Lomond’s march towards UK lettings dominance continues
Boss Ed Phillips says the properties acquired in Scotland share the same footprint as its existing network of offices so represent the ideal fit.
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New Purplebricks boss promises to ‘do it better this time’
Sam Mitchell says Purplebricks is back and has an exciting future to look forward to under his leadership as adverts go out promoting 'free service'.
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Purplebricks chief slams Tories for creating housing crisis
Sam Mitchell says the Conservatives must take responsibility for dire house-building record after 16 housing ministers in 14 years.
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Purplebricks designers lift lid on ‘no bull’ approach
The design practice which produced the 'Own It' and 'No Bull' Purplebricks ads explain the thinking behind the rebrand.
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Nigel Lewis
Takeovers and makeovers
Nigel Lewis asks if two of the biggest names in residential agency really have any future at all.
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High-profile Yopa director quits estate agency
Grenville Turner, the former CEO of Countrywide, resigned on 31 December, after four years with the hybrid agency.
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Purplebricks to ‘relaunch’ on Boxing Day with new TV ad
Online agency says roll-out of new advertising message will begin in the north and then spread to the rest of the UK.
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