Landlords hoping to initiate or restart possession hearings that were stayed by the evictions ban are having their plans dashed by the creaking courts system, industry experts have told LandlordZONE. Many tenant organisations spent September warning that the re-opening of housing courts on September 20th would lead to a ‘tsunami’ of new evictions. But this ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - EVICTIONS LATEST: Landlords still waiting for courts to tackle new or restarted possession hearings | LandlordZONE.

A leading fashion and beauty Youtuber turned property investor has attracted more than 268,000 views for her video detailing how she successfully bid for a property online in 15 minutes without even seeing it. Londoner Patricia Bright’s YouTube channel has nearly three million subscribers who watch her monologues about clothes and make-up, but Bright has ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Online fashion guru followed by millions joins the long list of property ‘investment gurus’ | LandlordZONE.

The owner of Young's Seafood is lining up bankers to help it land the prize catch of a London stock market listing next year.

Hotel Chocolat has seen profits melt away as it counts the cost of the pandemic.

Letting agents enjoyed record-breaking levels of rental stock and demand from tenants this summer, latest industry figures show. The number of new prospective tenants hit an all-time high in August, with each branch registering an average of 101, breaking July’s record of 97. According to ARLA Propertymark’s latest figures, branches managed 208 properties on average ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - LATEST: Rental boom continuing as tenant demand ‘breaks records’ | LandlordZONE.

Mortgage approvals rose to their highest level for nearly 13 years last month in the latest sign of a post-lockdown recovery in the housing market.

Apple's share price has been steadily increasing over the past week as rumours about the iPhone 12 continue to grow.

Jobs that "don't fit" with coronavirus may "take a long time to come back", a minister has warned.

Eighteen workers at a Bernard Matthews turkey plant have tested positive for coronavirus.

Greggs has warned that trading will remain "below normal for the foreseeable future" as it plans cost-cutting measures that could see jobs go.

Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester face mass redundancies and "boarded-up high streets" amid a collapse of the hospitality sector unless coronavirus restrictions are reviewed, the cities' leaders have warned the government.

Boris Johnson is launching a skills revolution to tackle coronavirus job losses, while battling against a Tory backlash over further COVID-19 restrictions.