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Rental homes in one of London's poshest postcodes were found to be in a hazardous condition. The post Property manager and landlord to pay £63K for unsafe HMO appeared first on The Negotiator.
“Borrowers are seeing fixed mortgages falling at their fastest pace for almost two years," says Moneyfacts' Rachel Springall. The post Buyer boost amid steep mortgage rate drop appeared first on The N...
Pair recognised for their contribution to the economic and social development of the local area
Latest figures show housebuilding at its lowest level in more than a decade
Sales to the BTR sector more than doubled with a 103% rise
The deal adds a managed portfolio of more than 100 properties to the business
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has overseen just over 8,000 new build starts when 45,000 are required to meet demand. The post Mayor delivers only a fraction of new builds needed in London appeared first on ...
North London estate agent Jeremy Leaf says concerns about property taxes rises have replaced the Iran war as an excuse not to buy or sell. The post Taxes hit property market harder than Middle East wa...
Knight Frank says more than a quarter of its 129 promotions are within the residential departments of the business. The post Knight Frank promotes 33 across residential business appeared first on The ...
The USA-Iran war has started to impact property transactions, writes Kate Faulkner, but this is compared to a particularly strong June in 2025. The post PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS: Home sales fell across e...
New faces and key appointments
Acquisition expands Castles' presence in Hertfordshire
Ahead of the Autumn Budget, Rightmove is calling on the government to introduce measures aimed at supporting housing delivery
Moneyfacts data shows growing demand for two-year fixed deals as borrowers anticipate further falls in mortgage rates
The expansion sees the established franchise owner add a 12th office to its growing estate agency network
Inflation concerns raise prospect of higher interest rates
Invitation-only organisation launches with 21 members and a peer-reviewed admission process
The management buyout sees two long-standing members of staff take over the independent agency founded in 2002
Buyers are willing to pay £20,000 extra for south-facing gardens, but is the sun setting on this premium? The post South-facing gardens still popular despite heatwave effect appeared first on The Nego...
A new Burnham-on-Sea office has been opened by CJ Hole franchise owner, Chris Hill, following a relocation of its previous branch in the area. The post CJ Hole unveils new home for Burnham-on-Sea bran...