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Bad broadband blues, Purplebricks offer to eMoov clients, auctions success




Technology to the rescue? Lettings tech firm secures further £7m of funding

Goodlord, the digital rental and moving platform that smooths the processes for letting agents and landlords, has attracted more investment.
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Christmas fear...

Industry analyst, Kate Faulkner, says: “Confidence is waning. Brexit is starting not only to influence the market, but to influence people’s confidence. As Christmas approaches, unless you have to, why would you move?”
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Here's one part of the market that's working – selling property at auction

Residential property | Property industry events | Property industry supplier information
Allsop’s latest residential auction defied perceptions of a challenging market, achieving a total of £42.5m from 155 lots. 
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Purplebricks offers free service to 2,000 former eMoov and Tepilo customers

Residential property | Property industry events | Property industry supplier information
Hybrid agency's CEO Michael Bruce says he wants to do the right thing and offer hope to his former competitor's stranded customers.
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UK’s terrible broadband service is laid bare by report

Figures show millions of homes have speeds of under 10 Mbps and that half of house hunters would reject a property with less than 100 Mbps.
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