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Stow Brothers to Open Islington Office, Expanding London Presence
The Stow Brothers will open a new office on Upper Street, Islington this summer, offering residential sales, lettings, and property management. Russell Gooden has been appointed Sales Manager.
Fine & Country Unveils New 'For Sale' Boards for 25th Anniversary
Fine & Country has launched redesigned 'For Sale' boards across its network as part of a brand refresh for its 25th anniversary in 2026, featuring a revised logo and updated design.
TPFG Grants Performance-Linked Share Options to Senior Executives
The Property Franchise Group has awarded over 920,000 share options to senior executives as part of a long-term incentive scheme tied to company performance.
Government Says Tribunal Rent System Shields Tenants from Arrears
The government claims tribunal-determined rents help protect tenants from arrears, following a Parliamentary question about landlord notification duties.
London Councils Not Tracking Evictions Linked to Temporary Accommodation Purchases
An investigation found 11 London councils do not record if tenants are evicted before buying properties for temporary accommodation.
Concerns Raised Over Sale of Council-Owned Land Near Gardens
Residents are concerned about a neighbour potentially buying council-owned land near their gardens and building on it, according to a report by This Is Money Mortgages.
UK Housing Market Remains Resilient Amid Economic Uncertainty
UK house prices and rents have stayed resilient despite economic uncertainty, with increased property listings and falling mortgage rates offering more choice for buyers.
The Stow Brothers to Open New Islington Office This Summer
Independent agency The Stow Brothers will open a new Islington office on Upper Street this summer, expanding their presence in London with services in sales, lettings, and property management.
Section 24 Judicial Review: Ten Years On from Axe the Tenant Tax Campaign
Nearly a decade after the Axe the Tenant Tax campaign challenged Section 24, the courts refused judicial review and the legislation remains in place, shaping landlord business strategies.
Knight Frank Launches Affiliate Broker Expansion Amid Redundancy Talks
Knight Frank is consulting on redundancies in its UK workforce while expanding its affiliate broker model and making new appointments in London.
Letting Agents Respond Quickly to Section 8 Changes After Section 21 Abolition
Letting agents are rapidly adapting to the end of Section 21, with 87 agency brands seeking Section 8 support since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force, according to LegalforLandlords.
Leadership Change Boosts Felicity J Lord Revenue Pipeline
Felicity J Lord reports a revenue pipeline increase of over a third since Graham Lawes became regional sales director, attributing the improvement to leadership and team focus.