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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Knight Frank and licensing specialist Kamma in tech partnership
Kamma has signed a deal with Knight Frank which will help the agency stay on top of its compliance amidst changing regulations.
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Romans adopts Agent Response across agency network
Romans has rolled out the Agent Response CRM platform across all of its 250 branches as it looks to capitalise on sales and lettings opportunities…
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Estate agents warned not to get stung by branch energy hikes
Estate and letting agents could be costing themselves a small fortune by not reviewing increasing energy costs, energy switching platform Muuvo has warned.
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Buyers urged to take out mortgage protection insurance
Almost half of home owners and buyers are concerned about missing mortgage payments, according to a new survey.
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ARPM liquidators have received claims worth more than £4m
Outlook for ARPM creditors looks bleak as assets realised so far total just £10,600, after costs.
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Estate agents besieged with more cold sales calls
Data shows that cold calls to property firms have increased by 10% compared with pre-Covid levels
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More strife for Metamorph Group as conveyancer goes into liquidation
The conveyancing crisis shows no signs of abating after Beaumont ABS appointed liquidators and Simplify announced plans to reduce its workforce.
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Off-market goes on the move – Lonres launches industry-first app
The B2B property information platform's co-founder says app will help agents when they are out-and-about in London.
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TalkTalk signs deal to enter estate agency-drive utilities market
Home Telecom boss Nigel Barnett says deal means his firm can now offer agents access to one of the largest broadband providers.
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BLOG: Outsourcing property management and client accounting can be a risky business
Richard Murray, chief executive of software provider Veco, says agents should be wary of outsourcing property management and client accounting.
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