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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Estate agent launches app that goes head-to-head with Boomin
Bristol agent Danny Gray says his Zump app enables house hunters to prospect potential and actual pre-market vendors.
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Former NatWest Director launches world’s first real-time property network
A house in Kent has become the first real-time property deal to go live on Coadjute, a blockchain network led by Dan Salmons, ex-Director of Innovation for Natwest.
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‘Over 100 people turn up to our virtual live viewings and make offers’ says agent
List includes Ryder & Dutton offices and the lettings arm of Leaders which report over 100 online viewers joining some HomeOnFilm viewings.
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In safe hands
The team behind new CRM, Street.co.uk, has launched an updated version of its app that includes improved safety features for agents.
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Big referencing firms are too sloppy when checking tenants, claims upstart proptech
Alexander Siedes says poor referencing is why the private rental sector has such high rent default and eviction rates.
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Who are you? Digital identity battle hots up as Yoti bags Connells
Platform is now being used by Connells across its network which boss John Stewart says is a sign of the digital identity revolution sweeping the property industry.
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Tech duo join forces to help improve tenants’ personal finances
Rent recognition platform CreditLadder has teamed up with loans firm Zopa as it approaches £500m processing milestone.
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Agents ‘sleepwalking’ into giving portals too much control – claim
Comments are made to The Negotiator by proptech pioneer Lou Quinn who says he's worried by Rightmove and Boomin in particular.
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Land platform recruits industry bigwigs
Fledgling land transaction platform, Addland.com, has appointed three Proptech gurus to the senior team from Zoopla, Rightmove and Hometrack.
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Alex Chesterman returns to property with latest start-up investment
Zoopla founder Alex Chesterman has led latest funding round of £50 million for DIY and refurbishment platform Lick.
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