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Fine & Country says now is “a great time” for estate agents to go upmarket and become “the luxury agent” in their respective areas.
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Demand for stamp duty holiday to reignite housing market
Rightmove and Knight Frank are today both calling for a series of government incentives to kick-start the market after the Coronavirus lockdown ends – and a stamp duty holiday is the number one suggestion from both companies.
Rightmove downgraded as bank warns of agency closures accelerating
Investment bank RBC Capital has downgraded its rating of Rightmove and is warning that the …
Agency using ‘Covid Clauses’ to keep transactions on course
Agency using ‘Covid Clauses’ to keep transactions on course
An estate agency says it’s using so-called Covid Clauses in contracts to keep transactions on course.
Good News: Estate agents’ offices will be first to reopen says newspaper
Estate agents’ offices will be in the first category of High Street premises to reopen when the …
Agents Jobs At Risk: furlough scheme must be longer says industry chief
Agents Jobs At Risk: furlough scheme must be longer says industry chief A high …
Searches: councils slammed as dangerous over face-to-face visits
Searches: councils slammed as dangerous over face-to-face visits A trade body has reported some …
Love it or loathe it? Help To Buy to be beefed up after lockdown
The controversial Help To Buy scheme looks likely to be expanded in breadth and extended …
Agents quit Rightmove in new spurt of publicity for OnTheMarket
Two agents have quit Rightmove and taken to social media to give their reasons.
PropTech Today: Ignore 2024, discover 11 home truths happening now
On April 4, EAT published a piece titled: ‘It’s 2024: what will the industry look like, post corona-virus’. To me, this was a completely irrelevant article and there was simply no point in reading it – although well over 3,500 of you have done so.
How will the economy survive the current crisis?
There is no doubt that the current crisis, is one of the greatest tests our economy has faced in decades. There are without doubt, many small to medium sized businesses that will suffer greatly, despite the drastic steps taken by the chancellor to lessen the blow. Personally, I feel that rents, rates & interest should have been suspended during this period, to minimise the damage of this terrible situation.
First ‘virus’ survey shows sellers expecting a five-month delay
What is thought to be the first survey of sellers since the start of the Coronavirus outbreak suggests that they anticipate a five-month delay to their plans.