Britain’s best-known estate agent to sell up (Daily Telegraph) (Estate Agent)
Britain’s best-known estate agent to sell up (Daily Telegraph)
Jon Hunt, the country’s most famous estate agent, is calling the top of the market, selling up and preparing to leave the business he founded 26 years ago.
Shropshire gravy train (Times Online)
Shropshire, said DH Lawrence, was one of those places where the spirit of aboriginal England still lingers, the old savage England .
All they need is love (Times Online)
Hundreds of neglected historical properties are queuing up to be rescued. Helen Davies gets a sneak preview of some of the wrecks on offer
New season has brought signs of longer-term revitalisation (The Scotsman: Business)
FARMING shows green shoots of recovery
Britain’s best-known estate agent to sell up (Daily Telegraph)
Jon Hunt, the country’s most famous estate agent, is calling the top of the market, selling up and preparing to leave the business he founded 26 years ago.
House price rise hits first-time buyers (The Business EDP 24)
First-time buyers hoping to get a foot on the housing ladder in East Anglia are having to borrow almost two and a half times as much cash for their mortgage compared to 10 years ago.
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