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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Boomin portal to launch on 2nd April
After months of speculation the Bruce brothers' new portal and its huge £50m media blitz will go live in just over three weeks.
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‘Apprentice’ Dezrez sales chief takes company to industrial tribunal
TV star Kristina Grimes won two of her claims against company, but Dezrez wins counterclaims for expenses, money owed and car damage.
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Rightmove’s 75% fee reduction package saved agents £90m last year
The offer, which followed an agent campaign during the first months of the pandemic, has hit the portal's revenues and profits hard.
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Hartlepool property websites platform wins major backing from proptech fund
Property Webmasters is fast becoming a key player in the market for estate agency websites in the UK and overseas, says founder.
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New agent-controlled ‘local’ portal, Wearethemarket, launches first territory
Portal first revealed last month is now live in Coventry and Warwickshire with over 3,000 properties from 53 estate agency branches.
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New lettings platform is ‘turning lead generation on its head’ says founder
Michael Savva of Findingaplace.com says his simple idea is gaining traction among agents within London.
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Flatfair senior team shake-up includes surprising new hire
Alternative deposits supplier tells The Negotiator that former Zero Deposit COO has now joined its senior team as co-founder Daniel Jeczmien exits.
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Industry star joins board of insurance giant Hamilton Fraser
Paul Shamplina has also been made COO of the company, which operates both a redress and a tenancy deposit scheme.
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Hong Kong company launches first global property CRM into UK market
Property Raptor says its unique tech enables estate agencies to match buyers and properties and work more efficiently wherever they are.
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Hacker attacks on smaller estate agencies are increasing, claims IT firm
Criminals are turning their digital gaze to more vulnerable SME estate agencies as larger and corporate rivals spend more on security.
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