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Mirfield, England
Joined January 2009
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eXp began by championing independent agents, then recruitment and revenue sharing became a major attraction. Now the emphasis is shifting towards productive teams. Commission caps aren't reduced out of generosity; eXp sees a commercial advantage. estateagenttoday.co.uk/break…
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Every house price rise pushes a part of the market out of affordability, it's much worse for those trying to get on the bottom rungs of the property ladder. Inflation takes pressure off asking price cuts - analysis: estateagenttoday.co.uk/break…
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Appears we're in full blown predictions season. With so many world factors in play, no-one can forecast or model market activity with any degree of certainty. Any 'feel good' story is just that. Connells predicts small house price rise next year: thenegotiator.co.uk/news/age…
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'A done deal', I think we all have to accept this and the likelihood is further increases than cuts. Q1 2027 is going to be brutal for the industry. Bank could increase interest rates this week: thenegotiator.co.uk/news/uk-…
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On Rightmove, the number of properties available for sale is 6% higher than at the comparable point in 2025.
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This is wonderful.
The most wonderful thing that has occurred due to Patrick Stewart’s passing are the truly heartwarming, beautiful and laugh out loud stories that have come out about him, not just from stars but from day to day people who chanced upon him. This is one of my favourites.
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200,000 new homes a year appear to be the upper limit and has been for over four decades. Wondering why house prices and price:income multipliers are so high? Here's the evidence. Successive administrations have resisted building more, there is no other explanation.
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From Nationwide: FTB mortgage payments as % of take home pay.
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House Price to Earnings Ratio. Source: Nationwide.
From Nationwide: FTB mortgage payments as % of take home pay.
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Rightmove: number of properties marked as sold is down about 10% compared to a year ago.
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Rightmove: number of properties for sale is up about 6% year-on-year.
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Sales agreed don't pay the bills, completions do. Falling sales, rising withdrawals, declining mortgage approvals and increasing property supply raise a sobering question: How many estate agencies can adapt and survive under these conditions? propertyindustryeye.com/the-…
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An interesting development from Strutt & Parker, although the search is necessarily limited to its own properties. The bigger question is whether natural-language searching will produce better results than the conventional approach it replaces. estateagenttoday.co.uk/break…
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2024 intake.
You just went on QT and denied climate change is a problem, even after the hottest winter on record and thousands of heat related deaths. We’re the ones on another planet? Funny considering you so regularly talk out of Uranus.
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Mortgage approvals down for the third consecutive month, 19.4% below September 2025. Fewer approvals today mean fewer completions and less fee income tomorrow. For sales-dependent estate agents already facing rising costs, alarm bells should be ringing. thenegotiator.co.uk/news/uk-…
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Now paying £949/MWh or nearly 95p/kWh to keep the lights on. We're importing very little and demand only 40GW. This shows the folly of blowing up dispatchable power stations.
We're paying up to £700/MWh to keep the lights on.
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The British disease. The decline in wealth per household. 2020-2025.
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Another 2024 intake dimwit.
Absolutely disgraceful, and yet again this type of behaviour comes from the party that claims to stand for “protecting our women and girls” 😒 Good on @CarolineVoaden for standing her ground in the face of Farage trying to play the victim yesterday 🙌🏻
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