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SRA told to get on with publishing disciplinary records (LSG)

Consumer champions have said the time for talking about transparency is over, while urging regulators to do more to keep people informed about law firm compliance breaches.

Rob Hailstone January 23, 2019

Micro-homes: could they solve the first time buyer crisis? (EAT)

A think tank is suggesting that micro-homes could be the answer to London’s shortage of available homes for first time buyers.

Rob Hailstone January 22, 2019

The Daily Deceit In The Home Buying And Selling Process (TC)

Should buyers and sellers conceal the truth during such a huge purchase?

Rob Hailstone January 21, 2019

Referral fee ban considered as part of house buying reform (EAT)

The civil servant leading work to reform the house buying has revealed key areas of government thinking – with a ban on referral fees being considered.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2019

Ban on referral fees paid to agents is on the cards if ‘transparency’ cannot be achieved (PIE)

A ban on referral fees paid to agents is on the cards, an industry audience was told yesterday.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2019

Changing Property And Conveyancing Sector In Post-Brexit Britain (TC)

It is clear that the conveyancing sector is moving through huge changes that have the potential to create a positive consumer-centric year ahead.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2019

Shock study claims estate agent reputation and fee ‘not very important to sellers’ (EAT)

A survey of 6,000 members of the public and 660 estate and letting agents has revealed some striking findings about how consumers relate to estate agencies and portals.

Rob Hailstone January 17, 2019

Law Commission outlines ways to boost commonhold as ‘viable alternative’ to leasehold (PIE)

The Law Commission has given its backing to making commonhold a “viable alternative” to leasehold ownership for flats.

Rob Hailstone January 16, 2019

Regulatory uncertainty over key home-buying reform (LSG)

Confusion has arisen over the rules about holding deposits on behalf of property sellers after a high street solicitor sought clarification from the Solicitors Regulation Authority over a key proposal

Rob Hailstone January 15, 2019

House moving ‘concierge’ firm raises £1.5m in backing from venture funders (PIE)

A firm offering concierge services to home movers has raised £1.5m in funding, in a round led by the early backers of Zoopla.

Rob Hailstone January 15, 2019

Anti-money laundering system to be beefed up by new government board (EAT)

The National Association of Estate Agents has met with other members of a high-level government board to look at ways of tackling economic crime.

Rob Hailstone January 15, 2019

‘Not sufficiently transparent’: SRA told to be more open on policy (LSG)

The Solicitors Regulation Authority must improve its approach to explaining its decisions amid concerns about the transparency of its policy making.

Rob Hailstone January 15, 2019