Proptech
News focusing on new technological solutions which create efficiencies and cost-savings for estate and letting agents and the wider residential property industry.
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Agents urged to consider AI smart glasses warnings on property listings
The Guild of Property Professionals' Paul Offley suggests the rise of smart glasses provides new compliance challenges for agents.
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Buyers risk ‘mistaking AI information’ for sound judgement
Buying agent Rob Fanshawe suggests AI is giving buyers more information but that makes expert advice more important.
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Estate agents using Street tools see 24% sales boost
The right technology is vital to help agents boost transactions in a slower market, says Street Group’s Heather Staff.
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Street.co.uk simplifies Renters’ Rights compliance with Form 4A automation
Street.co.uk's Heather Staff says their latest product update removes that additional administration by embedding the official Form 4A directly into the rent review process.
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New rental pricing tool launches based on tenant rejections
Proptech brand nHabit is using 'Tinder-style' data on properties that tenants reject to help landlords and agents accurate calculate asking rents.
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Agents’ daily tasks can be completed by Alto’s new AI skills
Alto Chief Executive Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson says the new AI skills can handle appraisals, listings and sales chasing from start to finish.
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Open Property Data Association welcomes iamproperty
OPDA's Maria Harris says brands such as iamproperty can help boost the digital transformation of the housing market.
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Land Registry to provide property identifiers for Price Paid Data
The changes mean estate agents will be able to build more accurate property details, the Land Registry said.
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AI tenant referencing assistant launched by HomeLet and Let Alliance
HomeLet and Let Alliance claims that it is building a tenant referencing system that doesn’t sleep.
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Acaboom launches AI tool to identify homeowners most likely to instruct
The Behaviour Intelligence capability from Acaboom analyses millions of homeowner interactions to help agents prioritise follow-ups and tailor conversations.
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