Fury over agent breaching government rules on opening to public
There’s been a furious response to the agent who appears to have breached government rules by opening his branch to the public – believed to be the first agent to do so.
Antony Antoniou – Luxury Property Expert
There’s been a furious response to the agent who appears to have breached government rules by opening his branch to the public – believed to be the first agent to do so.
A third of agencies say at least some of their staff will be working from home permanently when the Coronavirus pandemic ends.
NAEA Propertymark has made a series of demands on the government in the light of the Coronavirus crisis.
Despite the terrible crisis that has fallen upon us, we are now beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel and people are beginning to ask:
“What is the state of the market after this?”
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