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High profile agencies join OneDome, the challenger portal
Some high-profile names have joined challenger portal, OneDome's sites, OneDome.com and Nethouseprices.com.
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Former Countrywide agent launches ‘most intelligent yet’ investment platform
Robert Jones says he already has 110,000 properties uploaded to his site, which is free both for agents and the public to use.
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Challenger portal signs up agents behind Say No To Rightmove campaign
Murray Lee and Paul Davies are leading by example and have recently signed up to use the challenger portal as they urge other agents to look at Rightmove alternatives.
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Winkworth expands lettings presence in Reading
Winkworth has expanded its presence in Reading, with the acquisition of local lettings agency AMPM, adding a portfolio of more than 80 landlords to its lettings business.
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Virtual viewings usage more than doubles since lockdown began
Most of the usage is within the new-build market rather than the resales one, where only agents who filmed before the lockdown can offer virtual viewings.
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Winkworth head office cuts fees to franchisees as Coronavirus bites
Group says it is doing everything it can to help branches and claims it has enough cash to weather the crisis and has paid its final dividend to investors.
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Be nicer this time! Mary Portas to give keynote speech at ARLA conference
TV star and high street champion returns to talk about estate agency nine years after her show trashed the industry's customer service effort.
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Speculation rife over why Winkworth share price is ‘rocketing’
The company's stock has been rising in price for several months but suddenly took off after its latest trading update revealed healthy but not stellar results.
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Winkworth share price jumps by 13% following upbeat full-year results
Shares in Winkworth jumped by nearly 13% yesterday on the London Stock Exchange following the publication of its results for 2019. Although the firm admitted that last year was a ‘difficult period’ for its franchisees across London and the South of England, City investors hoovered up its stock, pushing the Winkworth share price from £1.41p to £1.50 in a matter of minutes following its full-year trading results. The highlight of these were increased market share which in London rose from 3.6% in 2018 to 4.2% last year putting it in second place for SSTC and in fifth place for new listings with just over 3% of the market. The company wouldn’t tell The Negotiator who the No.1 in London was ahead of its SSTC performance but looking at Rightmove data, it’s most likely to be Savills. Difficult market Both companies are operating in a very soft market; Winkworth says prices within prime central London are up to 20% lower than the 2014 peak and 10-15% down in outer London. But its branches outside London have seen a recent uptick in transactions as the Brexit logjam appeared to shift during the run up to the General Election. “Our professional network and…
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Winkworth fills new Head of Talent role
Winkworth Franchising Ltd has announced the promotion of Lucy King to Head of Talent (New Franchising and Recruitment).
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