Property Industry Eye
- Paul Smith’s annual estate agency review
Paul Smith’s annual estate agency review
Profit and loss: Focus on LSL, Connells Countrywide, Purplebricks, LRG, Yopa, Foxtons, Belvoir, TPFG, Savills, Dexters, Chestertons, Arun, KFH, Winkworth, Chancellors, among others - What is currently happening in the UK property market?
What is currently happening in the UK property market?
The UK Property Market continues its onward journey with regard to a decent levels of transactions and house prices achieved - Estate agency regulation is coming, and we for one will welcome it
Estate agency regulation is coming, and we for one will welcome it
The signs are there that agents are now ready to be recognised and separate themselves from those who give our industry a bad name in the mind of consumers - Property industry reacts to Zoopla House Price Index
Property industry reacts to Zoopla House Price Index
Housing market activity has improved across key measures - Buy-to-let landlords face ban on rent increases
Buy-to-let landlords face ban on rent increases
Commentators express concerns about the long-term rent control plan - Family-run property firm files for administration
Family-run property firm files for administration
The company has filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator and ceased operating - New 99% mortgage product aimed at first-time buyers
New 99% mortgage product aimed at first-time buyers
This new mortgage product has the potential to help some first-time buyers who fit the affordability criteria, but are struggling to raise a bigger deposit - Over four out of five tenants remain unaware of the Renters (Reform) Bill
Over four out of five tenants remain unaware of the Renters (Reform) Bill
Whilst awareness of the proposed reforms has increased over the last 12 months, many tenants still remain unaware of the Bill and its proposals - ‘Two-year fixed mortgages have become the product of choice again’
‘Two-year fixed mortgages have become the product of choice again’
Short-term fixed-rate mortgages have become more popular in recent weeks, as key indicators suggest that the Bank of England will cut interest sooner rather than later - Happy Easter to all our readers
Happy Easter to all our readers
We wish all our readers a Happy Easter and a lovely bank holiday weekend