Back-To-Work guidance for agents expected this week
The chief executive of NAEA Propertymark says he expects specific government guidance later this week for estate agents to return to work safely.
The chief executive of NAEA Propertymark says he expects specific government guidance later this week for estate agents to return to work safely.
There’s been a surge in buyers wanting to view properties – but agents must sit on their hands and wait for government clearance.
The Financial Conduct Authority is reported to be considering offering homeowners up to 12 month’s mortgage holidays.
NAEA Propertymark has made a series of demands on the government in the light of the Coronavirus crisis.
Industry supplier epropservices has created a new virtual valuation platform to help the industry operate during the lockdown and social distancing periods.
OnTheMarket’s share price dropped again yesterday, ending down 2.4 per cent.
There’s a warning today that the housing market could face a wave of legal disputes if buyers of off-plan new builds fail to complete because of falling prices.
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