Rightmove is facing a '£1 billion' legal action amid allegations it is charging excessive and unfair prices to estate agents to list properties online. The legal action, led by accountant Jeremy ...

Rightmove is facing a backlash from estate agents who claim it is not doing enough to help them throughout the coronavirus crisis which is seeing them lose business amid plummeting home viewings and ...

Simply sign up to the Property sector myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. A new online property portal set up by estate agents to disrupt market leaders Rightmove and Zoopla has signed up ...

Rightmove is set to face legal action over accusations that it charges unfair and excessive fees to thousands of UK estate agents. A group making a claim against the property website estimated that ...

(Alliance News) - Rightmove PLC on Thursday said it has received notice of a potential legal claim against it, confirming press reports. The Milton Keynes, England-based online property portal said it ...

Simply sign up to the Property sector myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. The UK’s largest property portal Rightmove pushed up operating profit by 18 per cent to £162m in the year to ...

Simply sign up to the Property sector myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Rightmove, Britain’s leading property website, saw the number of estate agents using its service increase ...

Rightmove, the online platform for estate agents, has announced that it managed to increase both its revenue and profit last year. The company said it had increased its revenue by about 10% to £364. 3 ...

Rightmove is one of London’s biggest advertising businesses, with a headquarters on fashionable Soho Square and a stock-market value of £2 billion, yet it is not an archetypal media company. “If ...

Pot shot: the floor of one of the bedrooms was strewn with plant pots, ventilation pipes, fans, cabling and soil Credit: Photo: SWNS An estate agent accidentally advertised a property on Rightmove ...

What seems like an innocuous photo on an estate agent's listing has caused much hilarity on Twitter, after eagle-eyed social media users spotted a hilarious blunder. Estate agent Harrison Murray ...