There is a wildly dangerous, and some (me) would argue - frankly insane - belief...
Upfront Information Is Right. But Who Is Really Being Served?
An article in Estate Agent Today ( read here ) caught my attention. It reported ...
Beyond the Launch Day - The First Month of Rental Reform
There was no shortage of debate before the Renters' Rights Act came into force.Landlords warned of i...
IPSA Kind Of Magic: The Roads That Led Us Here
There is a tendency in every profession to look at where people are today rather than how they arriv...
Referral Fees, Paid Leads and the Quiet Tax on Trust in the Property Industry
An article shared with me today on Today's Conveyancer, titled "Referral fee disclosure to...
Property Matters: The New Age of Multi-Generational Living
For many years, there was a fairly simple expectation when it came to housing.Children grew up, left...
The Emperor's Clothes Problem In Property - And Why The Maverick Movement Matters
There is something deeply frustrating happening in the property industry, and I do not thi...
Royal Artillery Quays - Less Scaffolding, Less Disruption?
For many people living through building remediation works, the scaffolding becomes almost as much a ...
The Cracks Behind the Housing Drive
There are moments in the property world where separate conversations suddenly begin to join together...
IPSA Kind Of Magic: The Scottish System - Better or Just Different?
There are certain conversations within the property industry that seem to return every few years. On...
Three Strikes for Landlords?
There are certain phrases that instantly grab attention in the property world, and “three strikes an...
EXCLUSIVE: Demand for deposit to secure sale sparks big debate
A £2,000 Fee to Secure an Accepted Offer. Is This the Maverick Way — or the Moving Minefie...
