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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Orbital Witness raises £7.5m in boost for conveyancing market
Orbital Witness uses generative artificial intelligence to transform and automate the process of transacting property – helping free solicitors and their clients from paperwork.
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Agency giant rolls out novel automated branch-to-branch referrals system
The Referral System will connect all agents across each network and increase the number of potential applicants and gain more instructions across the entire group.
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OTM strikes lettings tech deal with Arun Estates
OnTheMarket's TecLet platform will now be used by all parts of Arun Estates' letting business, including Douglas Allen and Cubitt & West.
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Hi-tech conveyancer increases revenue amidst takeover talks
Boss of house-moving platform Smoove reveals revenues have gone up as it discusses a possible cash buyout by rival PEXA.
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Landmark unveils ‘game changer’ hubs to speed up home moving
Simon Brown of the conveyancing data supplier says its new hubs will reduce the 133 days average that it takes to to buy a home in England and Wales.
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Exclusive: ‘Why do the portal giants ignore the proptech community?’
Richard Murray, CEO of software provider Veco, asks why portals like Rightmove and Zoopla don't work with proptech firms to improve their service to agents.
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BIG merger proves big money is on commercial, not residential, proptech now
Tech was once the big issue for estate agents but the merger of BPF and the UKPA reveals venture capital is now looking elsewhere for the next big thing.
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Agents tell Ministers to reverse landlord tax changes as ‘top priority’
The renttech provider has laid out 10 recommendations for the Government and is calling for change around three core areas including giving the industry more support and offering the industry more consistency and incentives.
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