A new digital platform that gives every party in a property transaction — buyer, seller, estate agent, solicitor, surveyor and mortgage lender — a single, real-time view of a sale's progress has begun rolling out across the UK conveyancing sector. Rather than relying on a fragmented chain of phone calls, emails and PDF attachments, all parties will be able to log into one shared dashboard to see exactly where a transaction stands, what documents are outstanding, and what is holding up completion. It sounds mundane. It is not.
Digital Deal Rooms Could End Britain's Conveyancing Chaos
A new shared-data platform for property sales promises to slash delays and collapsed chains — here's what it means for landlords and buyers.
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ConveyancingPropTechHousing Market ReformDigital TransactionsProperty Chains
