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Housing Supply Remains Stable as Buyers Take Longer to Commit
Landmark Information Group data shows steady property supply in England and Wales, but buyers are delaying purchases due to affordability and uncertainty.
Knight Frank Appoints Mike Knowles to New Board-Level Lettings Role
Knight Frank has named Mike Knowles as Head of Lettings Business Development, consolidating several operational divisions under one board-level role.
Scottish Landlords Facing Up to 12-Month Tribunal Delays
Landlords in Scotland are waiting up to a year for housing tribunal hearings, with legal costs reaching around £10,000 before cases conclude, according to PropertyWire.
Entries Open for 2026 EA Masters People Awards
Entries are now open for the 2026 EA Masters People Awards, recognising individual achievement in the estate agency sector. Winners will be announced at the EA Masters event in November.
Swindon Estate Agency Owner Leaves Property Sector for Wrestling Career in Mexico
Callum Aslantepe, a Swindon estate agency owner, has closed his business to become a full-time professional wrestler in Mexico's lucha libre scene.
Kent Letting Agency Pays £15,000 Penalty for Client Money Protection Breach
Homelet PMS Ltd in Kent was ordered to pay a £15,000 penalty after failing to join a Client Money Protection scheme, following an investigation by Medway Council.
Key Leadership Changes at Knight Frank, Cluttons, and TDS Announced
Knight Frank and Cluttons have created new senior roles in their lettings and residential divisions, while TDS has announced a change in chief executive.
Accountants Warn of Misconceptions Ahead of Making Tax Digital Deadline
Accountants warn of widespread misconceptions as the first Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly deadline approaches on 7th August. Landlords and letting agents must keep digital records and submit quarterly updates.
Estate Agent Ordered to Pay Compensation for Failing to Disclose Competing Buyer
The Property Ombudsman has ordered an estate agent to pay £790 compensation after failing to inform buyers of a competing purchaser, highlighting the need for transparency in property sales.
Buyers Remain Cautious Despite Steady Housing Stock Levels
Industry data shows UK housing supply remains steady, but buyers are hesitant and transactions are progressing slowly due to affordability and uncertainty.
Knight Frank Appoints Mike Knowles as Head of Lettings Business Development
Knight Frank has appointed Mike Knowles to the new board-level role of Head of Lettings Business Development, unifying several lettings functions under one structure.
Scottish Landlords Face Up to Year-Long Waits for Repossession Orders
Legal experts warn Scottish landlords are waiting up to a year for property repossession through the housing tribunal, with delays impacting rental supply and landlord finances.