Conveyancers

Data is fluid, not static like a document, it can be easily refreshed or updated and even shared. Let's take a closer look at why sharing data and not documents will be revolutionary for the property market.

Better access to quality data is the key to unlocking faster and smoother property transactions. Momentum is building and in this blog we take a look at how the pieces of this puzzle are starting to fall together.

What does v2.0 of the Property Data Trust Framework mean for the industry, property professionals, buyers and sellers, and the future of upfront property information?

What does the news of a ground-breaking collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute mean for property transactions and consumers?

Technology has undoubtedly been a force for good for the property market and will continue to be. Read our blog and find out exactly why.

We recently participated on Osprey Approach's webinar about adopting a digital-first approach in today's industry. Check out our recap and watch the full webinar.

What’s the difference between Centralised Ledger Technology and Decentralised Ledger Technology? Read our blog to find out and see how this technology could be applied to the property market in the UK.

Watch how Coadjute's technology works behind the scenes to connect the systems estate agents, conveyancers, brokers, lenders and all other parties in between already use.

It's always been assumed the conveyancing profession is opposed to adopting new technologies in the workplace. Data from our Working Better Together Report suggests otherwise.

HM Land Registry launches Strategy 2022+ and three-year Business Plan to deliver a 'fully digital property market' in the UK using greater automation.

Property transactions in the UK are getting longer, and longer. We asked conveyancers and estate agents what they would prioritise to fix it.

The results were fascinating as many of the estate agents and conveyancers we surveyed shared the same frustrations about feeling undervalued, the increasing costs associated with the job, and being overworked.

We’re delighted to share the results of the Working Better Together survey conducted in the spring of 2022. Our findings are based on the responses of close to 500 property professionals in the UK.

Coadjute is conducting a survey to find out what property professionals think about how Conveyancers and Estate Agents can work better together.

Despite the ever-increasing demand and interest for technology in our day to day lives, the housing market has yet to catch up, especially the home buying process. So how can we speed up property transactions in the UK housing market? And when will this happen?

Dan Salmons has provided the worldwide audience of the Financial Times with a fascinating insight into how Coadjute is transforming the process of purchasing a home.