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Fees ban revelation | Flat flipping ends | House price boom predicted




<span style="font-size: 15px; font-family: Tahoma, Geneva; font-weight: bold;">Let Alliance partners with TransUnion to transform Tenant Referencing</span>


Let Alliance completes a two-year strategic project to redefine the way that tenant referencing works in the UK, with references now returned the same day.

Click here to read <span style="font-size: 15px; font-family: Tahoma, Geneva; font-weight: bold;">Let Alliance partners with TransUnion to transform Tenant Referencing</span>.



Tenant fees ban ‘set to change the way rental property ads are written’

Agents will soon have to list which services are being provided as part of the rent when writing rental property ads.

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Newbuild property flipping in London is ‘finished’, claims leading estate agency

Tim Hassell of Drakers says developers have got wise to huge profits some flippers make from it and this, coupled to higher Stamp Duty, has all but killed off the practice.

Click here to read Newbuild property flipping in London is ‘finished’, claims leading estate agency.



Housing market set for summer revival as movers give up on Brexit ever happening

Research among home movers by moving website claims house prices will increase by 9% between now and August this year.

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Are agents still untrusted by the public? Not any longer, suggests survey

Recruitment firm CV Library says its interviews with 1,200 members of public reveals change in fortunes for agents.

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Political change: catalyst for buy to let revision?

After the Conservative Leadership election, Andrew Turner, Chief Executive at Commercial Trust, wonders if there is a future for Buy to Let ?

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