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Rents have increased in most regions since the Renters’ Right Act was introduced, according to The Negotiator.
New research finds most estate agents believe rivals are overvaluing homes to win instructions, with many losing business as a result.
A guest blog in The Negotiator questions Andy Burnham's focus on state-led infrastructure and regulation, warning of negative impacts on private sector growth and employment.
Colin Young, former NAVA Propertymark President, celebrates 40 years in auctioneering at Golding Young & Mawer in Lincolnshire.
Buyer demand increased by 5% last week as parents began searching for new homes after the summer holidays, according to The Negotiator.
8,500 homes in England are currently listed for sale with tenants in situ, according to analysis by The Letting Partnership.
The NRLA has issued a cautious response to the government's private rental database, which will require landlords to register themselves and each property.
Shelter and Generation Rent have expressed approval following news about a database, with Generation Rent posting 'WIN' on social media.
A leading lettings agency figure supports the government's new rental database and urges that letting agents play a central role in its implementation.
Propertymark is urging the government to clarify tenants' rights regarding rent increases, according to Letting Agent Today.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reports that rents are likely to rise further due to ongoing high tenant demand and limited supply.
The UK government will start a regional rollout of a Private Rented Sector Database in England from late 2026, requiring landlords to register themselves and their properties.
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