Foxtons fee gamble | Brexit surprise | Conveyancing 'revolution'

Grabbing the headlines

Whether you’re using digital marketing to target vendors and landlords, or to promote your properties to prospective buyers and tenants, says Nelly Berova, headlines are fundamental to digital marketing.

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Foxtons gambles on fees ban by not hiking charges to landlords

The famously bullish estate agency says that despite lower revenues in lettings, the tactic has already helped the company gain more market share.

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70% of vendors don’t care about Brexit

Surprising results from Jackson-Stops research among 1,100 clients finds a clear majority aren't bothered by the ongoing Brexit fiasco.

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Conveyancing app promises to revolutionise property marketing

Teal Legal says its service will enable estate agents to advertising properties as 'conveyancing ready' and indicate how long it will take for each home.

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Letting agent apologises after listing ‘prison cell’ apartment

Brighton letting agent causes a stir on social media after property's bedroom – which features a toilet close to its bed – was uploaded to Rightmove.

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ARLA President Elect resigns to spend more time with family

Richard Selwyn was due to be the organisation's President next year and his sudden departure leaves a big gap in its succession process.

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