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The Property Franchise Group saw a slowdown in first half performance, with group revenue and franchising revenue both rising, but housing transaction volumes falling compared to last year.
Capital gains tax has become a top concern for landlords, according to a Property118 survey, despite no official government announcements or Budget proposals for an increase.
The number of children living in privately rented homes has tripled since 2000, with 3.2 million children now in the private rented sector, according to the Resolution Foundation.
Zoopla reports first-time buyers are seeking homes £10,000 higher than last year, despite a 6% drop in their numbers and overall buyer demand being down 10%.
Rightmove's enhanced leads are now integrated with Alto CRM, enabling lettings agents to manage tenant enquiries and soft credit checks directly within the platform.
Stephen Cullens, with over 30 years' experience in Surrey property, has joined House Partnership as regional partner for Reigate after 17 years at an independent firm.
Research finds over 90% of landlords in England have not received formal pet requests since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force, despite tenant interest in pet-friendly rentals.
Nirvair Sander, Martin & Co Worcester franchise owner, has completed his third business acquisition in 12 months, expanding across Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
New research finds UK estate and letting agents more confident in business growth, but lacking trust in any political party to address the housing crisis.
A Landbay survey finds most landlords view the buy-to-let market as unstable, with many seeking more certainty and consistent product availability from lenders.
A property law firm reports that UK buyers with foreign-sounding names face extra mortgage scrutiny and delays, impacting transactions involving overseas family support.
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council is consulting on plans to tighten HMO planning regulations following a rise in complaints. The Article 4 Direction would require planning permission for smaller HMOs.
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