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Market report April 2024 – sales market flat, rental market getting there

How are the sales and rental markets performing in April 2024?

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PayProp wins top honours at Property Reporter Awards

The Best PropTech Company award from the Property Reporter Awards 2024 is the latest in a string of victories.

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Will you join us on Agents Giving’s Great British Property Cycle?

Registration is open for this year's charity cycling challenge in aid of the Trussell Trust and the Agents Giving Grant Fund.

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Have last-minute changes made the Renters (Reform) Bill a “landlords’ charter”?

We look at the government's latest amendments to the bill and ask what they mean for the PRS.

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Spring Budget a threat to PRS?

The Chancellor handed landlords a tax break – but will it encourage sales, and will landlords even save money?

The Houses of Parliament

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End of the line for the Renters (Reform) Bill?

With a mountain of amendments to debate, the government is almost out of time to pass its flagship rental reforms.

The inside of the House of Lords

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Is a new lettings industry regulator on the cards?

A House of Lords committee is looking into whether the estate and lettings agency sector needs its own regulator.

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Scottish industry’s opposition to rent controls revealed

The Scottish government has published the results of its PRS consultation, and 90% of respondents agree on one thing.