Estate agency in decline

Language: English Series: Estate Agency News ; (71) February 1992, 1-16(2)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Estate Agency News Top Twenty League Table ranking the top twenty residential estate agency offices shows that the top twenty agencies have closed 10% of their branches during 1991. Estate agents are also facing up to 75% salary reductions and widespread job losses.

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Estate Agency News Top Twenty League Table ranking the top twenty residential estate agency offices shows that the top twenty agencies have closed 10% of their branches during 1991. Estate agents are also facing up to 75% salary reductions and widespread job losses.

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