Why Chain Visibility Is Becoming Necessary in Conveyancing
For decades, conveyancing in England and Wales has operated with an accepted blind spot: the property chain. That model is no longer holding.
Why Home Buying Is Still Slow: A Coordination Problem, Not a Motivation Problem
Every few years, the same question resurfaces: why does buying and selling a home still take so long, fall through so often, and feel so uncertain for consumers?
Why Chain Intelligence Is Property’s Missing Smart Data Infrastructure
How Shared Visibility Can Transform the UK Property Market
The UK property market does not fail because people do not work hard enough. It fails because no one can see...
A Simple Map for a Busy Industry: The Signposting, the Rails, and the Trains
Project 28 launched in September with something the property industry rarely achieves: genuine consensus. A clear target – 28 days from sale agreed to exchange – and...
UK Property Transactions Take 100+ Days. ViewMyChain Makes 28 Days Possible.
National chain-tracking platform provides the missing infrastructure to turn Project 28's ambitious target into reality.
Every Chain Has a Weakest Link: The Hidden Bottleneck in UK Transactions
ViewMyChain Enables National Chain Data Integration with Property Data Trust Framework
First-of-its-kind standard for property chain data goes live, advancing transparency and speed across the UK housing market.
Sustaining Sales Momentum in Q2
What will it take to keep the momentum of Q1 going into the next quarter, and are estate agents ready to capitalise on it?
Why manual progress updates are putting agency reputations at risk
Some property professionals are losing hours of their day chasing transaction updates, while others are simply clicking into a dashboard with a live data feed that...
The Clock is Ticking: Can Estate Agents Afford to Ignore Chain Visibility Solutions?
In a recent Landmark study, estate agents revealed key insights into how they could boost productivity and efficiency in their field. A striking 43% of estate agents...