Business & People
Right to Rent breaches human rights laws, rules the High Court
Right to Rent "does not merely provide the occasion or opportunity for private landlords to discriminate," said the High Court Judge, "but causes them to do so where otherwise they would not."
PEPs, SARs & MLROs: An A to Z of Anti-Money Laundering
As "gatekeepers", estate agents play a crucial role in the UK Government's ongoing efforts to stamp out money laundering and terrorism financing.
Trading Standards pushes for greater transparency on referral fees
Five things estate agents need to tell sellers & buyers about referral fee arrangements.
Elliman’s profits tumble by 75%
High-profile NYC-based brokerage still sold a whopping $28.1 billion worth of real estate in a 'tough' 2018
Wealth management magazine names its top property advisors for 2019
Spear's picks its top ten London sales, London buying, and country property advisors.
Foxtons swings to a loss as London market woes continue
61-branch estate agency reports a pre-tax loss of £17.2m, down from a profit of £6.5m in 2017, as sales revenues tumble 15%
Foxtons 2013-2018: from £42m profit to £17m loss
Charting the rise and fall of profits and revenues at high-profile estate agency Foxtons.
London’s Bartlett named as the world’s best school for Architecture & the Built Environment
University College London's Bartlett has been ranked as the No.1 institution in the world for Architecture / Built Environment Subjects.
Tech firm looks to turn the property portal model on its head
OneDome rolls out free property search engine that 'pays agents'
Revenues & profits climb for Taylor Wimpey
House-builder reports 'another strong year' in 2018 and 'a very positive start to 2019'.
Studio Ashby’s Sophie Ashby on inspiration, Instagram & building a successful interior design business
INTERVIEW: Studio Ashby founder Sophie Ashby talks us through her rise to the top of London's interior design scene - from her very first commission to delivering acclaimed projects at high-profile developments…
Capco ramps up demerger preparations as Earls Court valuation takes another hit
Controversial west London scheme sees valuation drop by another 15.6%, from £759m to £658m, marking the third annual loss on the trot;