Estate Agency News

J&D Design will offer a 'comprehensive bespoke design service' to estate agency's clients, with gift vouchers available

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices of America has now usurped Realogy's NRT as the largest Stateside operator, accounting for nearly 350k transactions last year

London's sales market is set to "remain challenging" in the year ahead, says estate agency Foxtons, as it outlines a five-point "evolving" strategy to shareholders.

One of London's best known and most successful agents, Noel Flint retires at the end of March after nearly four decades at Knight Frank.

'The UK is actually home to the lowest estate agent fees in the EU', claims some research.

There was an average of 252 would-be buyers registered per estate agency branch in February, according to the NAEA. That's 18% fewer than a year ago, and 46% fewer than in 2016.

Foxtons and Purplebricks have come under fire following an investigation by The Times into Trustpilot reviews.

Estate agency establishes a 'flagship' Perth outpost as it looks mine the top-end of Western Australia's residential property market.

National Open House Day initiative started in 2009 with a single office in Kent; last year's event involved 35 branches, 580 properties, 1,000 buyers, and generated over £60m in offers.

The grand Rimbaud-designed Château Soligny, overlooking the Bay of Cannes, has sold on a guide price of €55m.

Jackson-Stops has been appointed as one of The Howard de Walden Estate's four retained letting agents, alongside Greater London Properties, Carter Jonas and Druce.

American real estate firm Coldwell Banker - which recently claimed to be selling more $1m+ properties than anyone else, anywhere - has embarked on a six-month "transparent rebrand" programme, which it's…