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Knotty problem: do clients care if agents wear ties or not?

Agent in London has caused a stir by ordering its staff to take off their ties, claiming they are an 'antiquated' form of business attire.

Click here to read Knotty problem: do clients care if agents wear ties or not?.



Revealed: what’s at stake for property market after a no-deal Brexit

News agency Reuters has released the results of its interviews with the UK's leading property experts about what a good, and no-deal Brexit will bring.

Click here to read Revealed: what’s at stake for property market after a no-deal Brexit.



Prince Harry’s former girlfriend to marry a Savills estate agent

Actress Cressida Bonas announced on Twitter yesterday that she is engaged to Harry Wentworth-Stanley who works in Savills' land team.

Click here to read Prince Harry’s former girlfriend to marry a Savills estate agent.



Yopa raises another £16 million from Savills and Daily Mail

The hybrid agency has also revealed that former Countrywide boss and Rightmove director Grenville Turner has joined the company as its chairman.

Click here to read Yopa raises another £16 million from Savills and Daily Mail.



Minimum qualifications proposals to take ‘at least’ three years to become law

Proposed minimum NVQ qualification for industry could take years to become a reality particularly if there is a snap election this year.

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<span style="font-size: 15px; font-family: Tahoma, Geneva; font-weight: bold;">The Tenant Fees Act 2019</span>


The new legislation is now in place, letting agencies must immediately abide by the new regime, but there’s a great deal to understand. Laura Bushaway, Knowledge Development Lawyer, Charles Russell Speechlys, sets out the facts.

Click here to read <span style="font-size: 15px; font-family: Tahoma, Geneva; font-weight: bold;">The Tenant Fees Act 2019</span>.