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Warning: Emails misusing the name of Hamilton Davies LLP

Emails have been sent misusing the name of Janice Brett of Hamilton Davies LLP.

Rob Hailstone July 10, 2021

Warning: Website falsely claiming to be a law firm named Ricon Solicitors

A website is operating, falsely claiming to be a law firm named ‘Ricon Solicitors’.

Rob Hailstone July 9, 2021

Portal introduces ‘green filter’ for searches by EPC rating (EAT)

Free to list portal Residential People has launched a filter allowing users to sort properties by EPC rating.

Rob Hailstone July 9, 2021

Dye & Durham Acquires TM Group (UK) Limited

Dye & Durham Limited a leading provider of cloud-based software and technology solutions today announces the acquisition of TM Group (UK) Limited for approximately $156 million (£91.5 million).

Rob Hailstone July 8, 2021

Estate Agents and Conveyancers – Principles of Working Together (TC)

Do we need a document outlining the Principles of Working Together, or does The Law Society Protocol tick all the right boxes?

Rob Hailstone July 8, 2021

Revolutionary tech platform slashes time taken to sell a home (EAT)

Coadjute, the long-awaited real-time network which uses Blockchain technology to sell a property, is launched today with its first property deal on the network.

Rob Hailstone July 8, 2021

What are the new rules for Help to Buy?

The rules have changed for the government-backed Help to Buy scheme and many buyers are confused about what the new rules mean.

Rob Hailstone July 7, 2021

“Estate agent told my clients I was dead!” (TC)

Get rid of referral fees – these are the cancer which is producing the current state of affairs.

Rob Hailstone July 7, 2021

Warning: Emails misusing the name of Peacock & Co Solicitors Ltd

Correspondence has been sent misusing the name of Marijana Molnar of Peacock & Co Solicitors Ltd.

Rob Hailstone July 7, 2021

OPINION: The thing with property bubbles is that they burst (PIE)

The rule of thumb in our industry is that when prices accelerate hard, they subsequently hit a wall and crumble. The thing with property bubbles is that they burst.

Rob Hailstone July 7, 2021

Government accused of ‘kicking can down the line’ for homeowners (PIE)

Homeowners in England and Wales will soon get 15 years to legally challenge ‘shoddy’ building work in light of the cladding crisis, the housing secretary Robert Jenrick confirmed yesterday.

Rob Hailstone July 6, 2021

Government Brings in New Building Safety Regulations to Avoid Another Grenfell (PW)

The government has announced that homeowners will now have up to fifteen years to sue over ‘shoddy’ building work in a move aimed at tackling the cladding issue that arose

Rob Hailstone July 6, 2021