Estate Agency News
Fine & Country expands in Suffolk
'Having a physical office is important to us and our clients,' says estate agency boss, as the team moves into larger premises.
Lomond snaps up well-known Kent estate agency
Miles & Barr is Lomond's 64th business acquisition, as the firm continues its Southern expansion drive.
John D Wood & Co. recruits Savills’ Stuart-Mogg to lead Kensington sales
James Stuart-Mogg spent the last eight years with Savills.
Seasoned PCL agent joins self-employed broker platform
Josh Moutray-Read previously worked for Jackson-Stops and Marsh & Parsons in central London.
National estate agency launches platform for self-employed brokers
Yopa's new Associate offering is 'a transformative brokerage model' aiming 'to capitalise on a market segment that has been growing at pace in recent years.'
Hamptons raises £100k for charity partner
The top-end estate agency has raised six figures for mental health charity Mind over the last two years.
Recently-launched prime country house agency expands into the Cotswolds
Chartwell Noble was set up earlier this year by Ross D’Aniello, Stuart Bass & George Pickard.
John D Wood teams up with long-playing Marbella agency
The new partnership with Panorama Estates 'represents a significant step in expanding our international reach,' says Polly Ogden Duffy.
JLL ‘reaffirms commitment’ to PCL with raft of resi promotions
Agency's senior-level reshuffle in and around Prime Central London - including a new Head of Lettings - follows new appointments.
Russell Simpson strengthens PCL team
Daniel Trelease and Oscar Martinelli have joined the family-run firm's Chelsea office.
FT: ‘We market ourselves on dating apps, surely we can sell our own houses’
'Frustrated homeowner' and journalist Simon Busch sold his London property without a traditional estate agent - and shared his experience with the Financial Times.
London letting agent shines a light on the ‘uphill struggle’ against rental fraud
'Whilst digital and AI technology has evolved rapidly, rogue tenants have also evolved with it, becoming increasingly more inventive in how they trick the system,' warns Benham and Reeves.