Company Tag: ZPG

We're expecting Zoopla to announce a float on the London Stock Exchange on Thursday... The UK's No.

Zoopla-users are pretty bullish about what's in store for house prices over the next six months: the portal's latest Market Sentiment Survey indicates that homeowners are expecting an 8.

It's been a few hours at least since the last mansion tax furore, and we're fairly sure that most in the prime property industry are now on the same page - or least the same chapter.

UPDATE: Sounds like things are moving along... Today's DMGT Interim Statement flags up that "The Board of the Zoopla Property Group (ZPG) is exploring various strategic options for ZPG. As a 52.

It sounds like Zoopla is gearing up for its blockbusting floatation, which could value the purple portal somewhere north of the £1bn mark.

ZPG has announced "clear guidelines" in an effort to rid its portals of private vendors and landlord aggregators.

Relatively young upstart Zoopla reckons it's neck and neck with Rightmove in the brand awareness stakes these days.

Zoopla is trying out more newfangled tech, using live LED screens atop London cabs to "intelligently broadcast property availability".

Property portal kingpin Zoopla Property Group (ZPG) is upping sticks and moving a good five minute walk down the road from its current base on Union Street in Southwark.

So it looks like Zoopla, Britain's number two property portal after Rightmove, is the next UK residential giant to follow Countrywide's and Foxton's lead and look into a stock market float.

DMGT's Zoopla Property Group has bought Trinity Mirror's digital property arm, including four property portals, for a reported £3.3m.

Zoopla Property Group has just rolled out Property Movies across its platforms, tapping into the the pretty widely-accepted idea that video is the future of property marketing (look out for an announcement…