House prices are already rising in virtually every area of the UK as the unprecedented sales surge continues to see demand outstrip supply.

RICS's July survey of estate agents reveals a booming sales and lettings market, but nevertheless agents are worried that it won't last.

The organisation canvassed its estate agency members and found that properties with gardens or access to parks are in greatest after the lockdown.

Institution says the financial chaos and business uncertainty created by the pandemic will lead to more attempts to circumvent AML and other rules.

The sector's small army of self-employed agents, inventory clerks, maintenance freelancers and surveyors are to be given grants of up to £2,500 a month if they are struggling financially.

The woman credited with opening up the legal profession to commercial ownership is appointed to lead RICS’ new Standards and Regulation Board.

House prices continue to rise as supply is squeezed, but fears grow over the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak.

The grand halls and corridors of London’s Grosvenor Hotel on Park Lane were buzzing with hundreds of delegates, speakers and exhibitors on the 29th November 2019, as they arrived to join The…