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  • Investors urge Foxtons to face up to property market slump

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    Estate agency Foxtons has been urged by some of its biggest shareholders to face up to the UK’s struggling property market by pursuing consolidation and halting its dividend. The London-listed firm has faced opposition from its investors on several fronts in recent months, including share buybacks, political donations and takeovers of rival estate agencies.  Foxtons [...]

    Foxtons is London's largest lettings agency brand
  • Newly agreed rents across Britain hit two-year high

    Property

    Newly agreed rental prices for fresh tenancies have risen at the fastest pace in almost two years, new research has found. According to estate agent Hamptons, the annual pace of rental price growth on newly let properties climbed for the 10th month in a row in September, while average rent for properties across Britain increased [...]

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  • Winkworth launches board review as family feud rocks London estate agent

    Property

    London estate agent Winkworth has launched an independent review of its board as it battles to contain the fallout of a boardroom family feud involving the firm’s its chief executive and his father, the chair. The AIM-listed firm, which is one of the UK’s oldest estate agents and specialises in properties in the City in [...]

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  • Winkworth warns on profit citing family boardroom bust-up

    September 16, 2026

    London estate agent Winkworth has warned on profits for the year ahead, citing the legal costs tied to a boardroom family feud that has led its chief executive to take his father to court. The Aim-listed company, which is one of the UK’s oldest estate agents and specialises in high-end properties in boroughs like Pimlico, [...]

  • Winkworth delays legal drama for a month after family feud

    August 12, 2026

    The family which runs City estate agent Winkworth has agreed to halt its legal spat for at least a month after chair Simon Agace and his wife tried to oust the company’s board, including Agace’s son. The AIM-listed company, run by chief executive Dominic Agace, launched legal proceedings against its chair last week after he [...]

  • Foxtons hits out at Renters’ Rights Act as profit halves

    July 30, 2026

    Foxtons’ profit slipped as the London estate agency hits out at the Renters’ Rights Act, blaming the new tenant powers for causing a surge in renters cancelling their tenancies. The London-listed firm said the new law meant a higher number of tenants cancelled their rental agreements in May and June, meaning the estate agency lost [...]

  • Top-end priced UK properties may take four times longer to leave market

    July 25, 2026

    Property sellers in Britain asking for too high a price who have to reduce it to make a sale take four times as long to sell than those listing an accurate initial asking price. According to new research from estate agent Savills, 33 per cent of sales required the asking price to be slashed to [...]

  • Foxtons shares tumble as estate agent takes £3m knock from Renters’ Rights Act

    July 16, 2026

    Foxtons shares have tumbled after the firm said it took a knock of as much as £3m from the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, amid a sharp uptick in tenancy terminations. The Act abolished fixed tenancy terms and increased tenant flexibility to terminate tenancies, sparking “elevated levels of tenancy terminations.” Foxtons, which also bemoaned [...]

  • Real estate firms going bust at record rate as property market slumps

    June 10, 2026

    Real estate companies are going bust at the fastest rate seen in a decade, City AM can reveal, in a further sign that the UK’s property market is taking a battering. As many as 762 real estate-related businesses have become insolvent in the UK since the start of the year, a City AM analysis of [...]

  • Why are London’s house sellers losing money?

    January 17, 2026

    London’s housing market is known for offering vast mansions and leafy avenues to wealthy buyers from across the world. So why are more sellers in the capital suffering losses than anywhere in the country? It is London’s most affluent and sought-after locations where the profitability of home-selling is taking the biggest hit, with Chelsea and [...]

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