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Shock drop in inflation

Inflation has fallen from 3.3% to 2.8%, raising hopes that the Bank of England could ease rates later this year.

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Self-employed agents outperform traditional ones, TwentyEA data reveals

Estate agents that are self-employed sell properties faster and for more, according to TwentyEA’s Nick Huntley.

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First-time buyer 'hotspots' defy national trend

Rightmove figures reveal how some locations have flourishing markets for first-timers despite a general downturn and higher mortgage rates.

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Fall-throughs blight more than half property deals

A shocking 58% of sales collapse after offer accepted, with one in six failing months into the process.

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NRLA unites with The Lettings Industry Council

new structure will see the TLIC Chair Theresa Wallace work alongside Ben Beadle, the Chief Executive of the NRLA.

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Measures to prevent 'another Grenfell' announced by ministers

Minister for Building Safety, Fire and Democracy, Samantha Dixon says the Grenfell tragedy "should never have happened".

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Property auction sales remain solid in April

Residential property auction sales and funds raised increased in April despite growing stock levels putting pressure on overall success rates.

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Reposit announced as Goodlord deposit replacement partner

Ben Grech, CEO at Reposit, says its partnership with Goodlord reflects the continued evolution of the rental market.

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Major builder warns it can no longer invest in London

Planning barriers are stopping developers from investing in London, and it's making the housing crisis worse, says Berkeley’s Rob Perrins.

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