Company Tag: Foxtons
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.
2018 was one of the toughest markets ever – Foxtons boss
Agency expects adjusted EBITDA to plummet 80% as sales volumes continue to fall
Interview: Christopher Sellwood on the changing face of Foxtons
The boss of Foxtons' recently-launched Prime team opens up on market uncertainty, digital strategy, and the joys of working with other firms...
UBS now owns 10% of Foxtons
Recent transaction sees Swiss bank up its holding in the London-based estate agency
London’s rental supply has dropped by 10% in the last year
Rental demand continues to grow while supply falls, reports Foxtons - but price growth is rather muted
Foxtons confirms six branches have been shut, but ‘no plans for further closures’
London estate agency reviewed all sites, and has closed down branches in Mayfair, Barnes, Beckenham, Enfield, Loughton, and Ruislip
Emoov ‘has put itself up for sale’; Foxtons reported to be in talks
High-profile online estate agency Emoov is "in talks" with potential buyers/investors; reports suggest that Foxtons has "already held preliminary talks about a takeover"
Foxtons to close flagship Park Lane office
High-profile agency shifting PCL hub up to Marylebone after 21 years as Grosvenor House's next-door neighbour
‘The balance of the London rental market has been tested’ – Foxtons
Central London rents have risen by 1.5% in the last six months, as demand climbs while supply drops
Foxtons brings in Saatchi for a major advertising campaign
'Get Foxtons On It' marketing drive follows a slide into the red for the London estate agency
Foxtons slides into the red as London’s ‘weak sales market’ takes its toll
Sales revenue dropped by 23% in H1, reports the high-profile estate agency - leading to a £2.5m loss for the business in the first half of the year