Cash for courts | RICS reports rise | Rightmove undervalued




COURTS: Landlord wins 'important' appeal in rent to rent case

Amlendu Kumar wins appeal in what a leading property lawyer says is an "important new decision" affecting rent-to-rent agreements and rent repayment orders.

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Number of former rental properties for sale rises as CGT changes loom

Research by Rightmove among its listings shows the proportion of former rented properties within the market rising to 18%.

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Latest RICS report shows housing market on the rise

Respondents to the RICS Residential Market Survey expect the market to continue gaining impetus in the coming months.

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Airbnb 'won't take down illegally-sublet listings' claims landlord

The short-lets giant has not taken down a listing despite being informed that the Central London property is being illegally sublet, it is claimed.

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Prime London agency reports £70m surge in summer sales

Arlington Residential director Marc Schneiderman says agency saw a substantial rise in activity and bumper sales this summer.

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Minister promises cash to relieve court pressure once Section 21 scrapped

Matthew Pennycook says the Government will invest in extra court capacity to ease logjams before Section 21 'no fault' evictions are banned.

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Major accountancy firm says don’t blame Airbnb

EY controversially claims holiday lets are ‘not to blame’ for sky-high property prices.

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Rightmove bid 'would have to top £7bn to tempt board'

Rightmove made the right decision when it rejected a £5.6bn takeover offer from Aussie group REA, and £7.1bn is more realistic, a City analyst says.

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