Revealed - how to make moving home less stressful
Moving property is often considered one of the most stressful events in a person’s life. The long list of tasks that need to be finalised when moving home in addition to...
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Property Industry Focus Series: Interview with Aconveyancing
In the next interview as part of our Property Industry Focus series, Amy Shields, Commercial Director at ViewMyChain talks to Natalie Moore, Director & Licensed...
Counting the cost of fall throughs – what can be done?
The concept of fall-throughs in property transactions is nothing new, but for too long it has been rather accepted as par for the course, as an inevitability that can’t...
Property Industry Focus series: Mortgage Advice Bureau video interview
Filmed early September 2022. In this exclusive interview as part of our Property Industry focus series, Ben Thompson, Deputy CEO at the Mortgage Advice Bureau talks to...
ViewMyChain v2 - We Are Back
ViewMyChain isn’t a new name to the UK property industry. You’d be right in recognising us from our “version 1” launch four or so years ago.Since we are back with...
How long does it actually take to complete a sale?
Earlier this year EMEA Matterport reported that it takes on average, six months and 24 days to purchase a home. The report looked at the entire process from searching...
Why We Should be Speeding up Searches
At the beginning of this year Housing Minister Heather Wheeler reported that 80% of searches were being completed within 10 working days. This announcement was a result...
Move with Us partners with ViewMyChain
Move with Us, part of the Simplify group and one of the leading property sales asset managers in the sector has announced a new partnership with ViewMyChain.ViewMyChain,...
Modern marketing but 1980s sales progression
In recent years consumers have seen major advancements in the pre-sale process. Much of it now takes place online thus enhancing the consumer’s experience, from choosing...
Are Estate Agents Always to blame?
We don't think that estate agents are always to blame for a sale falling through or delays.
