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Expansion plan accelerates for estate management company

The management team at Principle Estate Management has set its sights on the south coast with a new regional office.

 

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BLOG: AI is creating havoc in US for estate agents so is UK next?

Well-known American agent warns that while AI is causing significant verification problems in the US, agents here better tools – and should use them.


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SUPPLIER ADVICE: The importance of promoting consumer choice for letting agents

As the dust settles after the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act, it is essential that letting agents promote consumer choice and fairness.

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ANALYSIS: House price growth remains modest despite summer distractions

Although momentum has been weakened by the heatwave, football and political changes, house price growth shows some resilience, reports Kate Faulkner. 

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PRODUCT LAUNCH: Acaboom's AI tool – identifying homeowners most likely to instruct

The Behaviour Intelligence capability from Acaboom analyses millions of homeowner interactions to help agents prioritise follow-ups and tailor conversations.

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BLOG: Conveyancers are paid for success AND failure – and that's the problem

Leading estate agent rails against the conveyancing business model and highlights his own recent poor experiences dealing with them. Do you agree?


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Buy-to-let investors snap up bargains in slow property market

David Fell, of Hamptons, says investors are making the most of their chain-free status to secure properties below asking price.


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ENTRY GUIDANCE: The good, the bad and the award-worthy

From impressive growth stats to unsupported claims and missing evidence, here’s how the judges sort the wheat from the chaff at The Negotiator Awards.

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INTERVIEW: The Negotiator Awards judges reveal the secrets to standing out

Storytelling and strategy is what we’re looking for. The Judges tell Charlotte Flake what impresses and what disappoints when it comes to submissions for The Negotiator Awards. 

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AWARDS ENTRY TIPS: Evidence to include in your award entry

Metrics, testimonials, screenshots, retention figures, workflows and reviews - the best entries for The Negotiator Awards should combine storytelling with substantiated results.

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Prices to fall this year despite Burnham bounce

Rightmove has downgraded its forecast for this year, suggesting that asking prices will see a drop of up to 2%.


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Simplify Right to Rent guidance, urges Propertymark

Agents need clearer guidance and practical tools to help them comply with Right to Rent rules.


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Landlord income up 23% but arrears are significant

Managing risk and the right portfolio structures are vital in keeping rental properties profitable, says LegalforLandlords’ Sim Sekhon.


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New interest-free loan scheme for first-time buyers set up

Scottish Housing Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville says the First Homes Fund will offer first-time buyers £10,000 towards a deposit.


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August price fall wipes out top earner's monthly pay

Sellers have knocked £7,360 off the average asking price, which is roughly a month's take-home pay for someone earning £145,000 a year.


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