Company Tag: Foxtons
Foxtons warns of ‘an inevitable material disruption to trading in the coming months’
"It is too early to predict what the impact of Covid-19 will be on Foxtons' full year results," said CFO Richard Harris
Foxtons apologises after self-isolating tenant is told to vacate for a viewing
Agency admits its actions 'fell well short'
LCP hires ex-Foxtons sales boss Andrew Weir as chief exec
Investment advisory secures the services of one of the best-known names on the London agency scene
Foxtons buys South East London estate agency for £2.2m as Chairman Watts steps down
Foxtons Plc is paying £2.2m for Woolwich-based London Stone Properties.
Foxtons sees a 10% slump in sales revenue
As Chairman Garry Watts bows out, London estate agency Foxtons reports a "robust performance in difficult market conditions" in 2019, with falling revenues from sales and lettings.
Foxtons in new sales slump (but are things finally looking up?)
High-profile London agency takes another hit to its bottom line, but claims to have 'successfully navigated a very difficult period'
Foxtons’ Minis are going electric
Agency pledges to switch out entire fleet of 850 branded cars for electric vehicles by 2030
Foxtons closes four more London branches
Estate agency consolidates its network, shutting up shops in Richmond, Muswell Hill, Barnet and Surbiton
Foxtons pay chief steps down
Foxtons has reworked its remunerations policy following a shareholder revolt earlier this year; the chair of company's Remunerations Committee has now left the Plc
Tenant demand continues to outstrip rental supply in London
Demand for rental properties in London has increased by 13% compared to last year, reports Foxtons, while supply has fallen by 16%
Ranked: Britain’s top residential property brands by Google action
Savills is the UK's most-searched-for estate agency, reveals MediaVision, followed by Knight Frank
Political uncertainty & the tenant fees ban hit Foxtons’ revenue
London estate agency hails a "resilient performance" despite a 15% drop in sales revenue and a 4% dip from lettings.