Proptech duo launches new transaction management platform

The new Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database will be at the heart of a long-term monitoring and enforcement framework for the rental sector under the Renters’ Rights Act, according to a new Government policy paper. The document sets out how officials intend to collect, link and analyse data from landlords, tenants, agents, councils, tribunals and…

Landlord leaders and a leading economist have warned the Government against short term tax grabs. The follows rumours that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reported to be considering raising tax from the PRS with various moves in next month’s Budget, including making landlords pay National Insurance. But Paul Johnson (main picture), who until recently was Director…

Property CRM Street.co.uk has unveiled its first billboard campaign in a move to generate leads for their partner agents and to ‘finally advocate for great estate agents across the UK’. The “Moving Made Magical” campaign has gone live across a network of high-profile digital billboards on key transport routes across the UK. The campaign aims…

Inflation remained unchanged at 3.8% during September, defying City expectations of a rise to 4% and raising hopes that interest rate cuts could come sooner than anticipated. The Office for National Statistics reports annual food price inflation eased to 4.5% from 5.1% in August, offsetting rises in petrol and air fares, which pushed transport costs…

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Reform’s only London councillor, Mark Shooter (pictured), is facing calls to resign after being accused by The Londoner magazine of being a “rogue landlord” whose company ran an unlicensed HMO property and demanded tenants to pay rent in cash. The allegations come after Reform politicians heavily criticised Labour ministers Rushanara Ali and Angela Rayner and…