Strike is the latest disruptor in the estate agency industry which is succeeding, at very least, in making traditional agents uncomfortable. Nigel Lewis asks the questions.

Company, which is spending £11 million on its national roll-out, says it has now sold over 56,000 homes.

Gains by free-to-use estate agency appear to be at the expense of rival Purplebricks but also Yopa, Winkworth, KFH and Hamptons.

Fast-growing hybrid agency joins prestigious Tech Nation Future Fifty programme that backed Zoopla.

Agents reveal their thoughts on latest HMRC data, which shows sales falling off a cliff last month as the first stamp duty deadline expired.

Record seasonally-adjusted home sales during June are nearly double the normal level of 100,000 for the month.

Estate agency says it has been able to maintain selling service quality while offering a free-to-use platform since it launched last year.

Essex-based national agency has signed up a new advertising agency to cook up new creative to go head-to-head with Purplebricks.