A traditional cold-start agency can attain profit within two years, so why has only a handful of online agencies done it many years after starting up?

Anonymous website claims the hybrid agency is No.1 brand by listings and the third largest by agency grouping.

A YOPA agent spent a day out of the office yesterday distributing cleaning products and free coffee including a cup that ended up in Jeremy Corbyn's hand.

Neil Urch of hybrid agency HouseFox has made a profit just 14 months after start up and is now looking for investment to help him grow the business.

Latest accounts for 2018 show a 66% increase in losses to £30.4 million despite increase in number and value of instructions.

Attia will remain a 'supportive' shareholder as he makes way for Grenville Turner, but it remains unclear why Crabb has exited Yopa's board.

Company's recently-appointed COO Naveen Jaspal says her team have established a 'sustainable business model' for the hybrid agency.

Figures from home buyers' website TheAdvisory shows market share slipping for second fortnight but continuing dominance of online market by Purplebricks.

Group now says the value of its shareholding in the hybrid agency is worth £7.4 million as it also announces profits down by 24% during 2018.

Figures from The Advisory based on Zoopla data reveal the extent of Purplebricks' dominance of hybrid sector, but traditional agents are fighting back.