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Average asking prices rise £4k in a month

Average asking prices jump, while buyer choice is at its highest level for more than a decade, says Rightmove's Colleen Babcock.


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House prices go negative for only second time in decade, Yopa reports

Higher borrowing costs, affordability pressures and wider economic uncertainty are weighing on buyer demand, says Yopa’s Verona Frankish.


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LRG strengthens Midlands land pipeline with new graduate hire

New LRG graduate appointment reflects focus on nurturing future talent as land and development activity expands across regional markets.


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Tax experts question Rayner Stamp Duty ruling

Leading tax adviser Sean Drury says he can't understand why HMRC has cleared Angela Rayner of wrongdoing.


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"Wars are fought in less time" says agent calling for conveyancing reform

Warren Sanders has set up a petition in his campaign for a complete overhaul of the property buying system.


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No warnings before fines for landlords, legal expert warns

Phil Turtle, Director of Landlord Licensing & Defence, is urging landlords to get their compliance in order now.


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North East landlord hit with £42k HMO penalty

Conditions at the rental property could have put tenants at serious risk, says Gateshead Council’s Samantha Allcott.


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Property industry loses one of its stars

With great sadness we report that Clive Emson MBE, property auctioneer and star of Homes under the Hammer has died.

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