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Jigsaw, a Selby-based estate and letting agency, has transferred ownership to its employees via an Employee Ownership Trust, aiming to secure its independence and recognise staff contributions.
Rightmove reports a 1% fall in average UK asking prices in July 2026, with high supply and mortgage rates impacting market activity.
Property prices in inner London have fallen 8.7% year-on-year, with flat values particularly affected, according to E.surv data reported by PropertyWire.
The average asking price for newly listed UK homes fell by 1% in July, as buyers faced distractions from the holiday season, the World Cup, hot weather, and political uncertainty.
ESPC has launched a mobile app offering buyers early access to thousands of Scottish property listings before they appear nationally, with features aimed at streamlining the search process.
Whitegates has acquired independent estate agency Harvey & Ryall, transferring its property portfolio to Whitegates Huddersfield and strengthening its regional presence.
Rightmove's latest House Price Index shows a 1% drop in average asking prices for newly-listed UK homes this month, a larger fall than the typical July decrease.
Several banks are declining to lend on flats where annual service charges exceed 1% of the property’s value, impacting mortgage availability for leasehold flats.
Hundreds of thousands of landlords may not be ready for the first Making Tax Digital deadline on 7 August, with many yet to sign up or unaware of the changes, according to research.
Tim Robinson will succeed Stephen Clifton as Knight Frank's UK Managing Partner in April 2027, following a formal internal process. The transition period begins ahead of Clifton's retirement in March 2027.
Slough Council has launched a consultation on plans to introduce licensing for all rental properties, including HMOs and non-HMO lets, across the borough.
The government has updated guidance on professional rent guarantor contracts, warning that agreements issued before 1 May may be invalidated under the Renters’ Rights Act.