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 ‘race to avoid burnout by adopting AI’
More than half of estate agents polled by Alto see AI as a way of "taking the weight off their shoulders".
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LSL announces first major automated valuation contract
Property services group says bank deal opens a new market opportunity for E.surv and strengthens its valuation platform offering.
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Service launches offering estate agencies help to write ‘AI friendly’ listings
Jitty’s conversational, lifestyle-led AI search provides agents with real insight into which property attributes to highlight.
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RICS unveils member app as AI reshapes surveying standards
Industry body accelerates digital overhaul with streamlined CPD tools and the first industry guidance on responsible AI.
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Property industry senior joins virtual ‘For Sale’ sign app
Integra’s Michael Day has been signed up by new geo-location app Homing In, which enables house hunters to see a map around them including digital boards.
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CLAIM: Rightmove fees to outpace agents’ earnings for third year running
Property DriveBuy app boss claims portal is to raise fees again this year and hikes will be more than agencies' fees rise.
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Agents to benefit from CRM automation control
Street.co.uk has launched a new feature that lets agents build, automate, and enforce their own processes directly within the CRM.
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Government backs coalition seeking faster homebuying
Main players have been brought together to build roadmap for smart-data framework that will underpin new homebuying process.
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‘We can help estate agents prepare for sales-process reforms’
Early property condition checks will help estate agents reduce delays and fall-throughs, says boss of survey app Survey Shack.
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Software platform rebrands to unite growing global proptech portfolio
The move aligns multiple acquisitions under one unified banner, 'Rex', across the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
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