City investment analysts warn that right-column fee investigations could reach the stock price.
Independent real estate agent Shawn Adams has set up a petition seeking investigation by the Competition and Market Authority (CMA) regarding the portal's charging policy. 
Adams of Agency Cooper Adams has denounced the right move for “bullying” and “daytime robbery” over the latest fee increase. And his petition has already collected over 850 signatures in just a few days.
Price impact
Citi Bank analysts are telling RightMove's shareholders about the sale, so if CMA probes are launched, the results could affect RightMove's pricing strategy.
More than 60% of revenue growth in 2028 is expected to be “driven by pricing agents,” the company flagged it in an investor presentation in November 2023, Proactive Investor reported. There is.
And while most experts advise holding shares in the Right Move, Barclays expert Andrew Ross says that stock sales are the best policy right now.
The end of wit
Meanwhile, Tracy Churchwood, Maryland, Churchwood, of Churchwood Stanley, which operates in Essex and Suffolk, says she is at the “end of her wisdom” where she handles the right move.
They are the worst company I've ever had the misfortune I have to deal with. ”
“I hope that all agents will stop using them forever. They must deal with them in all my working lives, both in the corporate and financial markets, before becoming real estate agents. It's the worst company that has experienced the misfortune of not being able to do so.”
Disgusting
She says she cancelled her contract with the portal led by Johann Svanstrom (main photo) on January 1, saving £2,600. However, when some clients switched agents it was forced to make a U-turn.
“A lot of me fell into my dislike and the sales director agreed to a six-month deal only at the basic level. Say.
RightMove has not responded to requests for comment from Neg.
