Top stories of the week

Fifth of Foxtons' shareholders revolt over pay structure for senior directors

For a second year in a row investors in the ailing estate agency have shown their displeasure at the pay packages of executives.

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Shock rise in complaints about estate agency adverts during 2018<br />

The Advertising Standards Authority watchdog says both the number of complaints and cases jumped last year compared to 2017.

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Referral fees must be revealed after June 1st, says ombudsman

Member agents of The Property Ombudsman scheme have been given the deadline in new revised Codes of Practice issued by the redress organisation.

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Knight Frank reveals it uses Instagram as much as magazines for marketing

The growing role of social media over traditional magazine advertising for many estate agents, is revealed by agency's comments.

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Ending Section 21 evictions will be a disaster, agents and landlords warn

Poll of 6,500 businesses within the private rental market reveals huge worries over proposed end to 'no fault' evictions.

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Eight ways to boost your social media following<br />

‘Everyone’ is now using social media – so how do you get noticed? Nelly Berova has some wise words to make you stand out in the crowded internet. 

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Social media marketing – why even bother?

Besides promoting and protecting your brand’s reputation, there are a host of reasons why you should bother, says Tara Dulake.

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The tenant fees ban – will inventory companies suffer?<br />

The Tenant Fees Act 2019 will come into force on 1st June 2019 – just a few weeks’ time. Frances Burkinshaw reviews the situation and how it may impact inventory businesses.

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Residential People – the free-to-list property portal<br />

The Negotiator talks to Christopher May, Founder and Director of the property portal where you can advertise your property listings online for free – and reduce overheads.

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