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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Innovative geo-location property listings app relaunches
The firm behind The Property DriveBuy app says it has new features, funding and big names to accompany its relaunch.
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INTERVIEW: Why this tech boss wants to buy your lettings agency
The Neg talks to Ilia Drozdov, whose firm Dwelly has already bought five letting agencies and has deals for a similar number in the pipeline.
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£1.5m cash boost for AI-driven estate agency marketing platform
Proptech firm Coraly.ai claims estate agents on its platform save 20 hours per week and close deals 47% faster using its AI tech.
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Self-service property sale platform launched for agents and vendors
Rex Software has launched a new innovative digital-first service for estate agents and home buyers to keep track of a property sale.
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Estate agent launches UK’s first AI post-viewings ‘podcast’ service
Ashton Stripp has partnered with an AI consultancy to build a service that summarises homes for prospective buyers who have completed a viewing.
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BLOG: Will AI help inventory clerks or replace them?
Siȃn Hemming-Metcalfe of Inventory Base says professionals must evolve as AI reshapes expectations for speed, transparency and compliance.
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Major lender signs up to ‘faster’ digital conveyancing platform
NatWest has signed a formal commitment to use the digital property exchange platform to help facilitate remortgage transactions.
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Tech launched to speed up coveyancing property enquiries
Proptech firm launches solution to one of the biggest causes of delays in the conveyancing process.
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CLAIM: AI driving rise in conveyancing queries by buyers and sellers
Industry figure says platforms such as ChatGPT are enabling vendors and purchasers to check solicitors' work, driving more queries and slower transactions.
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“Best ever half year” figures claims software giant Alto
Nick Shaw, Chief Revenue Officer at Alto, says the first half of the year has been 'outstanding' for the agency software provider.
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