Confirmed: ARLA chief executive quits the organisation

Confirmed: ARLA chief executive quits the organisation


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It came as little surprise after weeks of speculation but David Cox, chief executive of ARLA Propertymark, left the organisation officially on Friday.

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A message from the organisation – sent out at 5pm – said simply: “The Board of Propertymark would like to thank David for his significant contribution in his time to the development of ARLA Propertymark, and wish him well in his future endeavours.”

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It was believed that Cox – who joined ARLA back in 2014 – had been told he could not apply for the new role of head of the joint NAEA/ARLA Propertymark organisation when Mark Hayward, the chief executive of the NAEA, retires later this year.

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Cox rose to prominence in ARLA after being a senior figure at the National Landlords Association.

Many in the industry regarded Cox as a straight talking and authoritative advocate for the rental sector, and less ‘old school’ than many long standing figures in Propertymark. 

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