Firstly, a very big thank you to all those who attended our series of meetings…
It’s not just the start of a new year but the start of a new decade, and in conveyancing/home-buying process quarters, there’s a distinct focus on what the next five to 10 years might bring for our sector. Our Annual Conference, which takes place on the 6th February, will focus heavily on this, and review some of the business models that member firms might wish to follow in the years ahead.
From a media coverage point of view, January has been a strong month, with many other industry stakeholders recognising the work the CA is currently involved in, particularly around leasehold, reservation agreements, digitisation, and the provision of upfront property information. The coverage below reflects this and we will continue to push these key messages in our future media work.
Finally, if there was one article, we’d like to draw your attention to, it’s the CA’s ‘Dirty Dozen’ questions that leasehold buyers should be asking. Put together by Beth Rudolf and housed on the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership site, it is a strong consumer piece which aims to provide clarity to those looking to purchase leasehold properties. It is definitely worth a read and a share.
Full details of all coverage in January can be found below:
2020 predictions – Beth Rudolf, Director of Delivery
2nd January
The complete home buyers and sellers guide to conveyancing – mentions CA
6th January
First digitised property transaction completes in just 11 days – mentions CA
7th January
Tech firm completes fully digital house purchase – mentions CA
7th January
YourKeys complete fully digitised end-to-end property transaction in 11 days – mentions CA
7th January
Transaction time slashed to 11 days by digital conveyancing – mentions CA
8th January
Convey Choice Delights In Playing Key Role in First Ever Digitised End to End Property Transaction – mentions CA
17th January
Conveyancing Association’s ‘Dirty Dozen’ questions buyers of leasehold need to ask
20th January
Leasehold Knowledge Partnership
New-build estate fee debate on cards, says HBF – comments from Beth Rudolf
20th January
Conveyancing Association looks to ‘2025 and beyond’ at Annual Conference
23rd January
Could Reservation Agreements reduce the fallout in housing transactions? mentions Beth Rudolf/CA
24th January
CA reacts to leasehold reform – regular article from Beth Rudolf
24th January
Reservation Agreements: industry and public split on whether they work – mentions Beth Rudolf/CA
27th January
CLC Conference: Customer Charter and Estate Agent Regulation – mentions CA
28th January
Agents invited to express interest in taking part in reservation agreement trials
28th January
Conveyancing revolution to hit over next decade – mentions Eddie Goldsmith/CA
28th January
Return of HIPs ruled out as agents invited to pilot buyer and seller property information packs – mentions Beth Rudolf
29th January
Portals to be at the heart of house buying reforms – mentions Beth Rudolf/CA
29th January
Conveyancers to test HIP-inspired questionnaires
29th January
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