portals
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Marketing
OPINION: Will the Rightmove Goliath be slain by the AI David?
Portals were built for scrolling, whereas AI is built for solving and is now the main challenger, says Glentree International’s Trevor Abrahmsohn.
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Proptech
AI portal officially launches with prime market in its sights
HomeHapp AI founders say bespoke nature of property searches within the £1m bracket makes it ideal for digital disruption.
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Proptech
BLOG: Race is on to build UK’s first end-to-end property portal
Reza Sardeha, Founder of Anyone.com, says the major property search websites are stuck in time, and there is a need for a new portal that actually handles transactions.
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Marketing
Zoopla could be up for sale, media reports speculate
The portal could be sold as parent firm ZPG is broken up, although a spokesperson insists 'it's business as usual'.
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Marketing
Portal backed by over 60 estate agencies to launch in NI
HomesNI, which has been created by company with strong connections to the property industy, says many local agencies want something new and fresh.
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Nigel Lewis
Takeovers and makeovers
Nigel Lewis asks if two of the biggest names in residential agency really have any future at all.
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Features
Level up your listings
When it comes to listings, Lisa Isaacs asks whether agents should become content creators to keep pace with home movers.
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Latest property news
‘Agent controlled’ portal gaining traction with first 200 properties
The Neg reported in June how Find Properties was hoping to destabilise the portal market by launching a portal that would be developed and controlled by agents.
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Agencies & People
A bite of the apple
Can one of the newcomer marketing platforms break through to become the Apple of the property portal business? Richard Reed asks the contenders why they think they can.
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Agencies & People
Is Purplebricks crumbling?
The recent announcement of a significant recasting of its business model leads Nigel Lewis to wonder where that leaves the great disruptor.
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