Company Tag: Foxtons
Foxtons adds investment guru as non-exec
Farah Buckley 'brings considerable expertise in growth, innovation and strategy ... with a particular focus on technology.'
London rental market momentum ‘unimpeded’ by Renters’ Rights legislation
Foxtons' lettings boss says 'applicant numbers have spiked, supply is strong and budgets are holding firm.'
Ranked: Britain’s top 10 prime & super-prime property agencies by market share
Savills leads for £1mn+ listings, but is just pipped by Knight Frank in the super-prime arena, according to a specialist marketing firm's analysis.
‘We expect activity to remain steady’ as rental reforms come into force, says Foxtons
London letting agents report a 'sustained recovery from the winter slowdown'.
Foxtons posts 35% fall in Q1 sales revenue
Stamp duty hangover and ‘more challenging’ market backdrop prompt cost cuts and sales reset, with lettings helping to offset the slowdown.
London property prices have climbed by an average of 1.3% a year over the last decade
Central London areas have significantly underperformed outer boroughs in price growth terms.
Inside Foxtons: Sales reset, stress tests & the shift to recurring income
Estate agency reveals fresh detail on sales strategy, downside scenarios and senior pay in latest company filings.
‘Seasonal recovery’ for London’s lettings market as rental reforms loom
The market is 'building rather than booming,' says Foxtons.
Foxtons confirms ‘acquisition-led’ revenue growth as profits flatline
'We are making strong progress with our buy, build and bolt‑on strategy,' says estate agency boss Guy Gittins.
London renter competition eases despite seasonal bounce
Foxtons registered 18% fewer would-be tenants in January 2026 than in January 2025, while rental supply increased by 6%.
Foxtons hunts for new non-exec director as Shapland to step down
Audit Committee chair Rosie Shapland plans to retire after six years on the estate agency Plc's Board.
London rental demand dips as supply recovers
Foxtons reports 'modest rent growth' through 2025, with new listings 'steadily increasing despite the noise' of new legislation.