A new study reveals thousands of agents are still not complying with sensitive information rules and could face prosecution and fines.
According to Mooverly, more than 133,000 homes in its UK property listings were added by agents without providing full key information. 
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Failing to properly provide important information can be treated as a criminal offense under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations, but today there are There are hundreds of thousands of them on the market, Moberly said.
Moverly, a provider of documentation and digital asset packs, looked at rental agreement information from Part A and parking details from Part B.
And this investigation revealed that thousands of agents are still not complying with the guidelines set out by National Trading Standards.
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Of the estimated 523,257 properties currently listed, 4%, or 20,700, are sold without ownership information, such as freehold or leasehold status.
In three cities, an even greater percentage of current listings do not provide information on tenure. In Edinburgh, 12% of listings are missing relevant data, followed by Glasgow (10%) and Newcastle (7%).
When looking at the parking information mandated by Part B, the number of non-compliant listings is even larger.
Only 75% of live listings include parking information, and the remaining 25%, or 133,161 properties, do not include parking information.
In Glasgow, the number of non-compliant listings has increased to 36%, while in Newcastle it is 31%.
It is alarming to know that thousands of buyers, even hundreds of thousands of buyers, are not yet provided with the level of detailed information they require. ”
Gemma Young (main photo), CEO of Moverly, said: “Although nearly all properties are provided with important information such as price and physical features, we know that thousands (and in some cases hundreds of thousands) of buyers have not yet been provided with this information. That's alarming. It gives you the level of detail you need to make informed decisions.
“Furthermore, the figures presented here do not even get into Part C, which is critical information about key issues that can affect the desirability of a particular home, such as the risk of flooding and erosion.”
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