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Agents are going to have their hands full over the next few years dealing with the legislative amendments that will be introduced

The mortgage lenders say the changes will be implemented today, and come amid a series of constant hikes to the base rate from the Bank of England

There is no shortage of estate agents in this area, with around 20 agency branches located along the main hub

LSL says the agreed purchase is subject to FCA approval

Instruction prices and exchanged prices have continued to rise across the UK, fresh figures suggest

The new partnership will offer FIA members access to Dataloft’s Inform platform

The local authority says it will continue to take ‘robust action’ when the safety of tenants is put at risk due to serious hazards in their home

New study provides a fascinating exposition of what conveyancers see – and don’t see – as a struggle, but also contains some interesting stats on the way they feel they are represented

Legal expert calls on the government to introduce a grant specifically for landlords to help improve the EPC’s of their properties

Since June, there have been eight sales in the capital over £20m

Only the more serious homebuyers and sellers remain proactive in the market

Tenants were forced to live in “dangerous and disgusting conditions”.

Property buyers’ Association shows how scammers are tricking home purchasers and renters

“We believe that HIPS are absolutely essential if the housing market is to solve the perpetual issues of inefficiency and snail-paced processes”

“It’s a horrible situation that’s only going to get worse unless action is taken to stem the landlord exodus.”

Two separate property-related podcasts have been announced – by ESPC in Scotland and by LMS south-of-the-border.

Homes that are correctly priced at the outset are most likely to sell quickly

Car toppled off bridge and into a river

Rental supply crisis shows no signs of ending

Move follows incident where a tenant trapped a young woman inside a property and refused to let her out.