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Foxtons Plc (LSE:FOXT) shares fell 5% to 442.4p after the London estate agent struck a cautious tone on its sales outlook, warning that housing transactions are likely to remain muted through the end of the year. The company said uncertainty surrounding the delayed Autumn Budget has caused potential buyers to hold back, leading to “a subdued sales market” and creating a risk that fourth-quarter revenue could fall short of expectations.
British estate agency Foxtons reported a 24% increase in its first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, driven by a surge in first-time buyers rushing to beat the end of the UK's purchase tax relief.
Foxtons PLC has fetched mixed reviews from analysts after announcing profits more than doubled last year in results on Wednesday. Pre-tax profit surged 121% to £17.5 million, the estate agent said, aided by the likes of rebounding sales and higher lettings revenue.
Foxtons will be among those updating on Wednesday, as car sales and purchasing managers index figures are also released.
Foxtons PLC's full-year figures on Wednesday, March 5 will see the estate agent update just before a hike in stamp duty lands on the market. Warnings have emerged that the hike, which comes into force in April, will spark volatility, after buyers have rushed to complete deals to avoid the tax bill.
London property broker Foxtons Group Plc is often seen as an entry point for aspiring real estate agents, but junior employees interviewed by Bloomberg described unwanted touching, drunk-driving, and senior staff who either ignored inappropriate behavior or were complicit. Foxtons says it's concerned about the reports but that it does not recognize allegations that issues are not taken seriously.
London has the highest number of houses under offer since before Brexit as buyers rush to avoid the hike in stamp duty that comes into effect from April, according to Foxtons Plc (LSE:FOXT), the capital's largest estate agent. “The growth in the under-offer pipeline is partly driven by first-time buyer activity ahead of increased stamp duty rates from April 2025, which may result in some buyer activity being accelerated into the first quarter of 2025 ahead of the deadline,” said a statement from the London-listed group.
Foxtons Plc (LSE:FOXT) edged higher on a bullish write-up on London's leading estate agency from mid-cap specialist broker Panmure Liberum. According to the broker, Foxton is delivering significant market share gains, driven “by its systematic sales approach, unique technology platform and strong brand”.
Foxtons Plc (LSE:FOXT) has acquired two lettings-focused estate agents, Haslams and Imagine Property Group, for a total of £12.6 million. Located in Reading and Watford respectively, the purchases further increase Foxtons' presence in the commuter belt following expansion efforts in Guildford and Woking.
London-focussed estate and lettings agent Foxtons Plc (LSE:FOXT) reported its third quarter of revenue growth in a row, with total revenue rising 8% to £47.40 million. Year-to-date revenue increased 10% to £125.90 million.
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Foxtons (LSE:FOXT) edged higher after reports at the weekend that it had asked adviser Rothschild to find a buyer after pressure from activist investors. The London-based estate agent has been told to put itself up for sale by Canadian group Converium Capital and UK investor Milkwood, both of which own around 5% of the group.
Foxtons (LSE:FOXT) edged higher after reports at the weekend that it had asked adviser Rothschild to find a buyer after pressure from activist investors. The London-based estate agent has been told to put itself up for sale by Canadian group Converium Capital and UK investor Milkwood, both of which own around 5% of the group.
Foxtons (LSE:FOXT) PLC has reported an increase in revenue for last year, as the estate agency turned its focus to lettings on the back of housing market weakness. Revenue climbed by 5% to £147.1 million in the year to December, the estate agent said in an update on Tuesday.
Foxtons (LSE:FOXT), the London-based estate agent, said its lettings revenue topped £100 million for the first time as sales and profits in 2023 comfortably beat market forecasts. Surging rental income helped offset a struggling London house sales market and weak financial services demand.
Shares in Foxtons (LSE:FOXT) jumped 5.9% to 42.88p after a report suggested shareholders are pushing for a sale of the business. Milkwood Capital, an investment fund that specialises in investing in undervalued companies over the long term, owns about 4% and is the latest shareholder to demand a sale of the estate agency, according to The Times.
Estate agents Foxtons (LSE:FOXT) Group PLC will delve into the state of the UK's housing market in its upcoming third-quarter results on Thursday, October 26. Given the full effects of hiked interest rates are yet to drip through to the UK's mortgage market, with the majority of homeowners yet to be hit with higher renewal costs, Foxtons' own interim guidance looks set to stand.