The UK’s nascent prop tech sector has the potential to rebuild how we live. Within a short amount of time, we could be buying homes with a single click or helping to shape a new community with a tap on an app.
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John Reynolds is the CEO and founder of Coadjute. John has a background in enterprise technology and helping organisations optimize internally. In this podcast he talks to us about the exciting blockchain opportunity they’ve unlocked in the real estate and construction industry which is worth $10 trillion globally! What is blockchain…
A consortium has been formed that aims to speed up the home buying and selling process and improve transparency via mobile banking.
It is being hailed as a game changer for the entire industry – and for its home buying and…
UK housing associates and Coadjute have teamed up to improve safety, quality and accountability in housing projects.
Coadjute, a proptech blockchain network, has launched a project to develop new mortgage and home buying technology with a consortium of leading property software providers, and is backed by one of the UK’s largest banks, NatWest.
National Westminster Bank, commonly known as NatWest, is a significant retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom looking to streamline the process of home buying in the UK. Currently, it takes an estimated three months to finalize a purchase. Still, the hopes are through…
The group’s Quality Chain project is currently at a proof-ofconcept stage, with the aim of creating a market-ready product by March 2020.
Housing associations across the UK are working to increase the simplicity and safety of housing construction – with the help of a data sharing platform.
The Coadjute platform uses distributed ledger technology designed to unify organisations…
Coadjute, a platform for decentralised workflow and data sharing within the property industry, and several UK housing associations have completed a prototype of Quality Chain, a workflow application aimed at making the construction of housing simpler and safer.
Coadjute, a platform for decentralised workflow and data sharing within the property industry, and several UK housing associations have completed a prototype of Quality Chain
Coadjute, a UK proptech startup, is partnering with housing associations L&Q, Notting Hill Genesis, Bromford and Origin to build a blockchain platform that will increase safety, efficiency and accountability in housing construction.
Our goal is to work with the industry to explore and find ways to solve some of the key problems with buying and selling
While most in the conveyancing industry will be aware of this digital pilot, many may not understand how it works, what it means, the current status of the technology
Instant Property Network (IPN) says that this is the first time banks, conveyancers, agents, legal teams, buyers and sellers have all been involved in an international blockchain
The trial, which was facilitated by enterprise blockchain software firm R3, ran end-to-end transactions using test data through a new distributed ledger to simulate property sales over a five-day period.
Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and Clifford Chance LLP were among 40 companies to test a new platform developed by Instant Property Network, a company backed by blockchain software firm R3. IPN