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LENDERS have taken control of estate agent Foxtons after agreeing to slash its huge debt burden, it was reported.

Foxtons was sold to private equity firm BC Partners by founder Jon Hunt for £360m in May, 2007, at the height of the property market – which has since been hit badly by the credit crunch.

But newspaper reports said BC Partners has now been forced to take a minority stake in the business after more than a year of talks with lenders Bank of America and Japanese bank Mizhuo.

Foxtons, which is named after a village in Cambridgeshire, has 24 offices across London, Middlesex and Surrey.

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