Tenant Fee Act Could Harm more than it Helps – Daniel Gibson
An experienced property management consultant has warned that the new Tenant Fees Act could end up hurting the very people it is supposed to help.
Category : Estate Agent News
EXCLUSIVE: Tenant Fees Act is “the Cull the Industry has Required” – Red Brick Sales & Lettings
With mere days to go before the private rental sector is turned on its head, Residential People has spoken to ARLA agent and Red Brick
Corporate Level Changes at Foxtons Group
London’s leading estate agency Foxtons has announced two senior level changes as the firm continue to fight record lows of residential sales. Alan Giles will
EXCLUSIVE: Tenant Fees Act Likened to Using a “Sledgehammer to Crack a Walnut”
With the Tenant Fees Act coming into effect on June 1st, many estate agents are scrambling to find ways to keep their business afloat in
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Life as An Agent in a Post Tenant Fee World
With only a few weeks to go before the Tenant Fees Act comes into practice on June 1st, Residential People spoke exclusively with the leading
Martin & Co Explore New Idea with Pop-up Store at North East Shopping Centre
by Zak Shah
National sales and lettings agency Martin & Co has selected a North East shopping centre for its new trial pop up shop. The established firm
Agents React to ARLA CEO’s Tenant Fees Webinar
by Zak Shah
Estate agents have delivered mixed reactions to comments made by ARLA warning them not to breach or circumvent the Tenant Fees Act. In a Webinar,
North East Property Company Protects Landlords Ahead of Tenant Fees Act
A leading North East property management company is attempting to soften the blow of the upcoming Tenant Fees Act by vowing not to raise their
Knights & Co Estate Agents Support St Joseph’s Hospice
by Zak Shah
East London’s Knights & Co Estate Agents will be taking part in the London Marathon held on the 28th April 2019 in support of St
Landlords and Letting Agents Banned From Charging Tenant Fees
by Zak Shah
After being spoken about in 2016 by Chancellor Phillip Hammond in his Autumn Statement, the government are set to introduce new rules for agents and