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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Zoopla launches sales progression tracking portal for agents
Agents can earn up to £500 per transaction when they refer their buyers and viewers to Zoopla’s mortgage broker partner Mojo, or to the conveyancer network within the Portal.
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Online lettings platform bags another £4.4 million in funding
Residently has secured a major injection of funds to expand its offering in London.
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Lettingaproperty.com expands after welcoming former Purplebricks chief
As part of the deal Farrow has been appointed as interim finance director to target new investors and oversee future business scaling.
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Proptech platform flush with £5m funding targets UK agent market
In Europe iDWELL already works with the likes of Otto Real Estate in association with Knight Frank or Zurich Real Estate.
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Upfront rent package offered by finance firm set to expand
Letting agents and landlords can access the equivalent of up to a year's rent through finance company Wectory.
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Lettings platform to hit 75 industry integrations ‘soon’
Teclet, which already has 25 industry integrations under its belt, has this week signed up client account platform LettsPay to its service.
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New property portal begins offering free service to agents
Listings are free for agents on Jangle, as the new portal attempts to loosen the grip of the existing search giants
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Alto driving down day-to-day agent efficiencies
Cloud-based software provider, Alto, can help agents cut the time it takes to complete AML checks in half.
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Virtual tours can ‘boost sale prices by more than 5%’
A high-tech company that produces robot cameras for property viewings claims virtual tours drive sales and rental amounts up.
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EXCLUSIVE: Service launches that shows exact address of Rightmove listings
Alex Beagrie is offering access to the service for a one-off payment which, he claims, will be a canvassing gamechanger.
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