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EPISODE · May 14, 2025 · 7 MIN

Could Proptech solve conveyancing issues? - Ep. 2203

from Letting & Estate Agent Podcast · host Christopher Watkin

Can PropTech Solve the UK Property Market's Conveyancing Woes? The UK property market is grappling with frustrating delays in the conveyancing process, causing headaches for estate agents and clients alike. But could PropTech provide the solution? In this episode, we chat with Sally Holdway, LawTech strategist and co founder of The Homeowners Passport, about how technology is revolutionising the way we handle conveyancing. Sally dives into how PropTech can help solicitors tackle common issues more efficiently. With digital tools, solicitors can address preemptive enquiries, streamline paperwork, and speed up processes like title deed reviews, all before they would have been raised in the past. These innovations help make the transaction process quicker, smoother, and more reliable, benefiting both estate agents and their clients. If you're keen to accelerate your sales and improve your clients' experience, this episode offers valuable insights on how technology is transforming the conveyancing process in the UK property market. Listen now, and share your thoughts on how PropTech is impacting your business!

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