Over a third of property pros intend to quit the sector within five years, claims report
'If this survey was a school report, firms would be dreading taking it home,' says Joe Pepper, CEO of TM Group. 'Because there’s a strong sense that the industry is underperforming on pay and conditions – and many respondents have had just about enough.'
Rewards & Attitudes Survey 2019: How the UK property sector pays
The 20th annual RICS & Macdonald & Co Rewards & Attitudes Survey polled nearly 3,500 UK property professionals on their rewards and motivations, views on market sentiment and talent management issues;
‘Now is a great time’ to become a luxury property agent, claims major estate agency
"With the market currently on hold, this is the ideal time for experienced estate agents to relook at their opportunities" says Fine & Country.
‘There is still a long way to go’ to close the property sector’s gender pay gap
The UK real estate industry's gender pay gap has narrowed in the last year, but 'disappointing' and 'worrying' figures from the latest salary survey by the RICS and Macdonald & Co reveal that men in property…
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