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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Tech duo working to digitise home-moving buy Britain’s oldest portal
The founders of the Homemove app say acquisition of home.co.uk will supercharge their bid to digitise the home moving process for agents, conveyancers and surveyors.
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‘Going viral’ AI property portal passes 500,000 searches
New AI-powered homebuying platform reports rapid organic growth as ‘complacent’ Rightmove falls behind in the race to modernise.
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‘Supercharged’ AI-created nimbyism to jam planning
Experts warn that new artificial intelligence software could unleash a wave of professional-grade objections to planning applications.
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‘AI ready’ Rightmove reveals rising estate agent revenues
Portal reports solid revenue and profit growth in latest trading update, despite challenging market conditions for agents, and outlines plans for major investment in AI.
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‘On the move’ property app gains ground with trio of new agency partners
Chestertons, Chase Buchanan and Balgores join geo-location property app, Property DriveBuy, which transforms how buyers find homes.
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New property management system delivers end-to-end lettings automation
Hot on the heels of its Buyer Management launch, Rex Software unveils another platform to streamline lettings and client accounting.
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AI set to reshape estate agency web traffic, says Nurtur
The proptech firm has released new data which reveals what a healthy digital estate agency traffic mix looks like, and why AI could soon dominate it.
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BLOG: Do estate agents really need to get their listings ‘AI ready’?
40% of property searches in the US are now completed via platforms like ChatGPT and the UK isn't far behind, says Homesearch boss.
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Student lettings app used by agents backed by US investors with £7.5m
Two big Texas-based funds have invested in Housr, which has grown rapidly from a Manchester firm to operating in eight UK cities and the US.
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‘Most vendors trust estate agents, NOT tech, to value their homes’
As AI threatens to take the industry over - or many experts claim - new research shows sellers think human local agents are best place to value accurately.
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