List published today by consultancy Marr Digital lists the estate agency brands with the biggest clout online.

Government guidance that agents should only allow viewings to those who are serious and 'likely to make an offer' is riling many people on social media – including Kirstie Allsop.

Marsh & Parsons' CEO Patrick Littlemore tweets out an amusing fake ad to urge its customers to 'stay home and stay safe'.

A letting agent in Brighton has apologised after posting an ad on Rightmove that showed a one-bedroom apartment in the city available for rent with a toilet situated a few metres from…

TPO finds against the hybrid agency for failing to pass on maintenance requests to a landlord and appearing to ignore email from tenants requesting action.

An estate agent in Lancashire has been banned from his football team’s home ground after posting an ‘obscene series of tweets’ about the death of Cardiff player Emiliano Sala from a Twitter…

Does social media have a role in selling homes? Chris Dietz, Executive Vice President, Global Operations, Leading Real Estate Companies Of The World says, yes it does… done properly.

Twitter is, says Tara Duake, undoubtedly one of the most fascinating platforms in relation to the other social media mavericks – Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Pinterest – and we love it!