Fine & Country has introduced redesigned 'For Sale' boards across its network as part of a brand refresh coinciding with the estate agency's 25th anniversary in 2026. The updated boards incorporate the company's recently revised logo and have been deployed across its network of more than 300 offices internationally. The post Fine & Country updates sales boards for 25th anniversary appeared first on...
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Almost nine years after the Grenfell Tower fire, 47% of buildings identified with unsafe cladding have yet to begin or complete remediation works. Of 4,411 residential buildings over 11 metres tall, only 1,672 have finished remediation work. The post Nearly half of unsafe cladding buildings await remediation appeared first on...
The Property Franchise Group has granted share options to senior executives including CEO Gareth Samples as part of a three-year performance-linked incentive scheme. The awards cover the period to December 2028 following the company's 39% profit increase last year. The post TPFG awards share options to executives tied to performance appeared first on...
The three-bedroom property at the centre of the 2018 Salisbury Novichok poisoning incident has been listed for sale at £114,000 as shared ownership. The listing includes disclosure of the property's involvement in the nerve agent incident. The post Salisbury Novichok property listed at £114,000 appeared first on...
A property listing in Lincolnshire has been removed from major portals after a virtual tour revealed Nazi-era memorabilia displayed inside the home. The incident has raised questions about pre-listing vetting procedures in the industry. The post Property listing removed after Nazi items visible in tour appeared first on...
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Student accommodation developer Danehurst has completed an £18 million refinancing of The Pepper Mill, a 155-studio purpose-built student accommodation development in Bonnington, Edinburgh. The deal comes as the city faces a shortfall exceeding 18,000 student beds. The post Developer secures £18m refinancing for Edinburgh student scheme appeared first on...
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