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Many firms are still not adhering to the rules around data protection, which could result in costly penalties in the event of a complaint, writes cyber security specialist Colin Tankard

The number of sellers listing their property is only growing gradually as the traditional selling season arrives, says Knight Frank's research head.

April 2022 is time for ATED rebasing; how long can the PCL market’s strong run continue, asks James Wyatt…

"London’s suburbs are now red hot," says buying agent Sara Ransom, as house-hunters look to return to city life.

Advertising a property as being available but then telling callers that they cannot view it because it is SSTC is a classic example of bait and switch, says David Smith

Chris Dietz takes a closer look at the kingdom’s extraordinary plans to create a new £500bn ‘smart city’ 33 times the size of New York, and powered entirely by clean energy…

Spring has sprung – and so has demand, says Laura Conduit, offering up some top tips for staying ahead of the competition…

The effects of the Economic Crime Act will be felt far and wide across the UK real estate industry, writes Nathan Rees

The Economic Crime Act allows the government to convey the impression that it is ‘doing something’ about the proceeds of kleptocracy being laundered in the UK - but far more fundamental and far-reaching ref…

How are luxury-focused businesses adapting to the digital era, and should they fear a continuation of the ‘great resignation’ of 2021? Jason Bailey offers some tips on running a happy team, with insights from…

Our panel of buying agents, estate agents, housebuilders and architects weigh-in on the Chancellor's latest announcements, including cutting VAT on energy-efficient home improvements.

Under draft proposals, property owners in the Scottish capital will soon need planning permission to be able to operate short-term lettings - but the lack of clarity around the restrictions is making it…