Company Tag: Foxtons
Major London estate agency accused of ‘a culture of sexual harassment, antisemitism, racism & bullying’
'Any matters of sexual harassment or misconduct are taken extremely seriously, thoroughly investigated and in no way tolerated,' says Foxtons in response to a Bloomberg investigation.
London agencies report ‘rebalancing’ rental market with rising demand
Foxtons & Chestertons both saw increased tenant activity in January, but LonRes has highlighted low stock levels in the prime postcodes.
Foxtons reports ‘significant’ jump in market share, revenue & profits
Estate agency saw double-digit growth last year, as the sales pipeline picks up and CEO Guy Gittins continues to deliver a 'turnaround strategy'.
London rental supply increased 8% in 2024 – Foxtons
Letting agency flags the return of 'traditional seasonality.'
Foxtons reports biggest sales pipeline since the EU Referendum
Stock market pickers herald the London estate agency's prospects for the year ahead.
London rents fell 2% in 2024, reports Foxtons
'Steady demand & rising supply' are shaping the capital's lettings market, says agency.
New-build deals ‘soar’, reports London agency
Foxtons has seen a 'significant' increase in new-build sales activity compared to last year.
Foxtons reports ‘a notable increase’ in London rental supply
The capital's lettings market is 'defying the typical seasonal slowdown,' says agency.
Foxtons buys two commuter-town estate agencies
The acquisitions expand Foxtons Group's network into 'new complementary growth markets', adding thousands of tenancies to the Plc's lettings portfolio.
New Alexander Hall chief leads rebrand
Mortgage lender has followed the lead of its sister estate agency Foxtons.
Foxtons reports highest Q3 sales revenue since 2015
'Sales volumes in our markets continue to recover, and we are well placed to continue to unlock the value within our business' says boss Guy Gittins.
London’s rental market shows ‘resilience despite seasonal dip’
Lettings activity has slowed after a 'highly active season', says Foxtons.