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Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 506 episodes
The Letting & Estate Agents Podcast Having worked for some of the biggest names in the industry, Christopher now offers advice, actions and opinion in helping letting and estate agents grow their lettings and estate agency's. Christopher has proven methods on how to attract landlords and house sellers and helps many agents, using a technique that is designed (if implemented correctly) to grow any agency's turnover by at least 20% to 30% year on year. Its hard work and it requires buckets loads of patience though
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Letting & Estate Agent Podcast
When should you walk away from a listing? I sit down with Paul Sloan to discuss why saying no to the wrong instructions can strengthen your agency, improve profitability, and help you win better clients by staying true to your principles.
Letting & Estate Agent Podcast
Are you ready for the new Private Rented Sector database? I sit down with Suzanne Smith from The Independent Landlord to explore what the Register Your Rental Property scheme means for landlords and letting agents, including compliance requirements, registration challenges, potential £7,000 penalties, and how agencies could turn the process into a valuable paid service.
Letting & Estate Agent Podcast
The biggest talking point in the UK property market this week is the 11% drop in sales agreed from last week. Some summer softening is perfectly normal, but the size of this week's fall was slightly unexpected, particularly after the previous two weeks had been unusually strong and had bucked the normal seasonal trend. So, is this simply the summer holidays finally catching up with the market, or are we seeing the start of something more significant? One week certainly does not make a trend, especially after those two stronger weeks, but it is exactly the sort of movement that estate agents, sellers and buyers should be watching closely. This week I am joined by Ian McKenzie from The Guild of Property Professionals to dig beneath the headline numbers in the YouTube video report. We look at listings, stock levels, price reductions, sales agreed, exchanges and withdrawals, before heading to Eastbourne to put its estate agents under the microscope using cold, hard performance data. The main stats for UK Property Market Stats for week 31, week ending 9th August 2026. Listings Week 31 .. 31.5k new listings this week, (32.8k last week). Weekly 2026 average : 36.6k. 10 year week 30 average : 33.2k Year to Date 1.113m new listings YTD 0.3% lower than 2025 YTD (1.137m) 3.4% ahead of 2024 YTD (1.096m) 10.7% higher than the 2017–19 average YTD (1.020m). UK Gross Resi Sales Week 31 .. 21.8k homes sold stc this week 31 (24.7k last week) 10 year week 31 average : 25.4k 2026 weekly average : 24.6k. Year to Date for house sales 762k UK homes sold stc YTD 7.3% lower than 2025 YTD (821k) 0.7% lower to 2024 YTD (767k) 10.6% higher than 2023 YTD (689k) 6% higher above pre Covid 2017-19 years (718k). Decade average - 758k YTD UK Net Resi Sales YTD (Net Sales being Gross Sales less Sale Fall Thrus). Week 30 16.9k Net Sales (19k last week) 10 year Week 31 average: 19k. Weekly average for 2026: 19.1k. Year to Date 591k UK net home sales YTD 5.7% lower than 2025 (627k), 0.4% lower than 2024 (594k), 13.2% ahead of 2023 (523k) 4.2% above the 2017–19 average (567k). Exchanges & Withdrawals • 65.5k Exchanges in July 2026 (note this figure will rise during August as more exchanges get reported. On past trends, expect that to end on mid/ late 70k’s • 63.4k Withdrawals in July 2026 – again, this figure will increase as more July withdrawals come thru the system throughout August • Therefore, in July 2026, only 50.8% of homes that left agents’ books exchanged & completed in July (the rest - 49.2% withdrew, unsold) • 57.6% is the 7 year average exchange to listings ratio (which includes the crazy years post lockdown 18 months). Want more in-depth analysis on these stats ?? Watch this week’s episode (week 31) of the ‘UK Property Market Stats Show’ with Iain McKenzie from The Guild on YouTube here … https://youtu.be/j9zaCOfQ_GI
Letting & Estate Agent Podcast
I sat down with Lucy Joerin to discuss whether self-employed estate agency truly offers freedom and flexibility, or simply longer hours for less reward. We explore lead generation, discipline, outsourcing, and why treating yourself as a business is key to long-term success.
Letting & Estate Agent Podcast
Are estate agency conferences still worth attending, or have they become more about selling than learning? I’m joined by Jerry Lyons and Nick Cheshire from The Ethical Estate Agent Network to discuss practical education, supplier led events, fresh industry voices and how conferences can deliver greater value for estate agents.
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