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Speeding sales, stopping fall-throughs: Big new PropTech investment (EAT)

Amro Partners, the Build to Rent and student accommodation operator, has launched a venture capital arm investing in PropTech and FinTech.

Rob Hailstone June 15, 2021

Coronavirus (COVID-19): useful information for conveyancers (PG80)

Information about pre-existing and new practice of particular relevance in the current circumstances (practice guide 80).

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

Evidence of identity: conveyancers (PG67)

This guide explains when evidence of identity is required and how it should be given. It is aimed at conveyancers (practice guide 67).

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

Warning: Website misusing the name of F A Legal Limited

The website ‘www.fa-legal.com’ is operating, which falsely claims to be the website for a law firm in London.

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

New service will solve ‘no pets’ problems for letting agents (TN)

PetsScore is to launch later this year offering a national pets referencing system and later on specialist insurance to cover for pet damage.

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

Stamp duty holiday has pushed the conveyancing industry ‘to its limits’ (PIE)

The legal system faces the biggest conveyancing logjam in a decade as the stamp duty deadline looms, according to Chris Ward, CEO of SDLT Compass.

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

Buyers not told truth over flood risks, claims insurance firm (EAT)

Buyers are not told the true scale of flood risk in many properties – and the rush to beat the stamp duty deadline means many may overlook even existing warnings.

Rob Hailstone June 14, 2021

Warning: Correspondence sent misusing the name and website of Preiskel & Co LLP

Correspondence has been sent misusing the name Jose Saras of Preiskel & Co LLP.

Rob Hailstone June 11, 2021

Warning: Email misusing the name of Cripps LLP

Correspondence has been sent misusing the name Eoin Broderick of Cripps LLP.

Rob Hailstone June 11, 2021

Government closes door on stamp duty change (PIE)

The government has rejected a call to amend the current stamp duty holiday, which would have seen the tax benefit triggered upon exchange of contracts, rather than completion.

Rob Hailstone June 11, 2021

Stamp Duty Reform: Government dismisses call for change (EAT)

The government has dismissed a call for reform of the stamp duty system, which would have meant the tax would apply when contracts were exchanged, not at completion.

Rob Hailstone June 11, 2021

Widest supply and demand gap for 7 years: Rics (MS)

The gap between supply of new property listings coming onto the market and demand from those looking to buy was its widest for more than seven years in May.

Rob Hailstone June 11, 2021