Products & Services
News covering new and developing products and services from companies supporting estate and letting agents and the wider residential property industry.
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Landmark delivers pre-sales surveys for agents ahead of reforms
The property industry cannot afford to wait for homebuying reforms to speed up sales, according to Landmark's Nick Dyoss.
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Millions of landlords could adopt deposit alternatives if insured schemes disappear
Landlords will consider their options if insured deposits are scrapped by the government, says Zero Deposit’s Sam Reynolds.
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Bridging loan boom as homeowners look to break property chains
"Bridging loans give some buyers a different route to get their property purchases completed," says Karis Capital's Francesco Amato.
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Tyne and Wear leads national rise in rental stock
Data from software company Propoly shows where the key rental opportunities are for lettings agents.
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Free material information reports added to Propertymark’s referral platform
A new partnership with Propalt will helps agents win more business and provide a stronger customer experience, says Propertymark.
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Majority of first-time buyers fear debt will block their mortgage
"Helping first-time buyers understand their options cannot resolve the pressure of deposit requirements," says Propertymark's Ian Harris.
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‘Our tech brings transparency to conveyancing and helps agents get paid quicker’
The Neg talks to a new platform whose founders say will revolutionise the way key players in the moving process communicate between each other.
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‘Fight fire with fire’, AI-complaint-hit agents told
Glentree's Trevor Abrahmsohn tells fellow agents to feed AI-written complaints back through AI and return a lengthy rebuttal.
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A Place in the Sun buys leading property investment event
The TV-linked overseas property brand has snapped up rival the Property Investor Show just months after Russell Quirk bought equity in the company.
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Selly Oak student specialist swaps spreadsheets for Alto
House Hunt, a Birmingham-based student lettings specialist, has picked Alto as its CRM after years of running the business on spreadsheets.
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