Purplebricks named among top proptech firms to help save money on buying, renting and selling property

Online agents Purplebricks and Settled have been named among a list of top proptech firms helping consumers “buy, sell and rent homes without dealing with pricey estate agents”.

The list, compiled by digital disruption-focused news website Techworld, unveils a list of 15 top proptech start-ups in the UK.

Purplebricks is included for helping consumers “saving money by not having a physical presence on the high street”, with the agent citing a £4,572 average saving for sellers.

 

Purplebricks Plc (LON:PURP) is the leading next generation estate agency in the UK with operations in Australia, the US and Canada that combines highly experienced and professional Local Property Experts (Local Real Estate Experts in the US) and an innovative use of technology to help make the process of selling, buying or letting so much more convenient, transparent and cost effective. Purplebricks is transforming the way people perceive estate agents and estate agency.

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