PropTech
Hometrack launches ‘the most complete set of property listings data available on the market’
Zoopla-owned proptech company has rolled out a new data product for property professionals.
‘Game-changing’ new digital hubs promise to ‘connect the home-moving market’
"We’re enormously excited for the revolution this could ultimately bring to the UK’s home-moving process," says Landmark Information Group boss Simon Brown.
European proptech firm buys Dataloft
Property market intelligence company Dataloft has been acquired by Swiss-based proptech and data firm PriceHubble.
Invisible Homes recruits sales chief to accelerate growth
Chris Manderson has joined the London-based off-market property sales platform.
Venture capital firm raises $1bn for PropTech investment
Fifth Wall has just raised over £700mn for the world's biggest ever proptech investment fund, taking the heavyweight-backed VC's total capital under management to around US$3.2bn.
LonRes launches mobile app
Subscribers can now easily access LonRes data on the move.
Grosvenor takes stake in ‘digital twin’ proptech firm
London landowner and international property investor Grosvenor has taken a stake in Pupil, a spatial data company that digitally maps the built world.
OnTheMarket rolls out new tech brand
"The launch of OnTheMarket Software will strengthen our position as a software solutions provider for our agents," says OTM chief Jason Tebb.
Construction tech firm secures massive investment
Modulous aims "to help developers, architects and contractors build net-zero modular homes without a factory."
AML platform Thirdfort secures more heavyweight backing
Credit intelligence company Pepper Advantage has followed the likes of Mischon de Reya, Savills and Knight Frank in backing risk management service Thirdfort.
Land Reg sets out a ‘new vision for a world-leading digital property market’
A new three-year strategy aims to "create a homebuying process of the future that is quicker, more efficient and more user friendly."
‘Crypto winter’ drives metaverse real estate crash
Virtual land prices have tumbled by an average of 66% since January, while the volume of metaverse real estate being traded has tanked by 97% from its November peak.