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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Street releases “game-changer” AI tool for estate agents
Tom Staff, Co-founder at Street.co.uk, says 'Cortex' will communicate with all an agent's customers simultaneously with individual responses.
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Lloyds, Connells and LMS launch digital homebuying service
Major lender, estate agency and conveyancer join forces to create a ‘faster, more reliable’ transaction process, says Connells’ Chris Rosindale.
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Home sale bidding platform to ‘end gazumping and fall-throughs’
Openforoffer says its anonymised platform for home buyers, sellers and agents will end the problem associated with property sale fall-throughs.
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LAUNCH: New AI platform aims to prevent property chain collapse
XchangeHero.com has launched new software that aims to spot and solve potential problems in a property chain before the deal falls though.
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Property imaging company receives big funding boost
Mikus Opelts at Giraffe360 says the funds will help the company to progress its AI-driven digital technology.
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Would you trust it? AI tool to assist landlord compliance
New platform aims to support landlords through complex rental reforms as the sector prepares for major changes in May.
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AI property searches may become mainstream, say agents – but not yet
Only 22% of buyers say they have used artificial intelligence in their property searches, according to GetAgent CEO Colby Short.
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Time-saving AI praised by Prime London agency
In-house AI assistant saves Jefferies London brokers around 10 hours a week in admin time.
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Purplebricks’ founders to make ‘shock’ comeback
Michael and Kenny Bruce are reported to be rejoining online agency in deal with Carphone Warehouse owner Sir Charles Dunstone.
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Independent agencies see OpenRent as a ‘major threat’
Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson of Alto says many small agencies worry that 'DIY' platforms take away many of their potential clients.
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