Election Year political updates for agents from Propertymark

Election Year political updates for agents from Propertymark


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Propertymark’s monthly political and government update webinars are set to continue in 2024 – General Election year.

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A statement from the trade body doesn’t hold back on its self-confidence, saying: “Propertymark has a formidable reputation for speaking out about the needs of the sector to government and politicians and the organisation is regularly consulted on a broad range of issues.”

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Its policy and campaigns team provides the webinar updates about Propertymark’s work and the latest legislative changes affecting members across the UK, relating to the Westminster and devolved administrations.

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This year’s webinar series kicks off on Thursday February 1 from 12.30 pm until 13.00 pm and will continue thereafter on the first Thursday of each month.   

Nathan Emerson, chief executive of Propertymark, says: “Propertymark’s monthly political and government update webinar is a brilliant opportunity for property agents to familiarise themselves with the latest developments in housing legislation and announcements that impacts them in their everyday work. 

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“Member representation is a key part of what we do, and these webinars are just one of a host of benefits that members can take advantage of to stay ahead of the game.”   

Members can follow this link to register. 

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