Who Wins First in a Transparent Chain Environment?
As chain visibility becomes more widely available, the question of adoption shifts from whether to when. But there is a subtler question underneath: who benefits most...
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As chain visibility becomes more widely available, the question of adoption shifts from whether to when. But there is a subtler question underneath: who benefits most...
Most conveyancing firms think of chains as an operational problem — something that slows transactions down and creates extra work. That framing understates the issue....
In most conveyancing firms, performance is measured by activity: files progressed, enquiries answered, completions achieved. The difficulty is that without chain...
The conceptual case for chain visibility has been made. But for any firm considering it, the question that matters is simpler: what actually changes in the day-to-day? ...
Over the past decade, conveyancing platforms have materially improved how individual transactions are processed. Compliance is tighter, documents are handled digitally,...
For years, delays in property transactions have been quietly attributed to conveyancing. Too cautious. Too slow. Too overloaded.That framing misses something more...
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?
The UK property market does not fail because people do not work hard enough. It fails because no one can see...
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...
National chain-tracking platform provides the missing infrastructure to turn Project 28's ambitious target into reality.