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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Leading property software firm embraces rent tracking tech
Leading property software firm MRI and proptech rent tracking platform Canopy have struck a deal to offer agents and tenants Open Banking tech.
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Crowded house! UK has over 600 proptech firms, new information service claims
Proptech gurus and leading proptech players James Dearsley and Eddie Holmes have launched their global tech hub Unissu.com
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‘Weaker’ proptech start-ups will be weeded out this year, claims leading investor
Pilabs founder and leading proptech investor Faisal Butt believes the weaker and less well-funded proptech firms will be weeded out this year.
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Scottish letting agency pioneers new blockchain platform
Citylets has teamed up with blockchain technology specialists Wallet.
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New algorithm plugs the Land Registry gap
A revolutionary, deep-learning algorithm has been developed to identify and uncover more than 1.1m extra residential titles missing from HM Land Registry...
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Google buys into UK property management platform AskPorter
Search engine giant Google has made an investment in the artificial intelligence-based property management service via its Google Assistant business.
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Goodlord secures further £7m funding
Goodlord has announced the successful close of a Series B funding round.
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Northern & Shell included in list of those owed money by eMoov
Companies House documents show Northern & Shell is owed £2.5 million by eMoov as part of the two companies' Tepilo merger deal.
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Guaranteed rent investment platform Residently wins extra £2.5 million
Read how a company offering landlords guaranteed rent and tenants flexible lets and no fees all managed through an app has raised an extra £2.5 million.
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95% of property valuations will be completed accurately online by 2023
Read how tech academic Professor Andrew Baum has predicted that 95% of property valuations will be completed accurately online by 2023.
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