Tech Nation Report: the state of UK tech in 7 charts

Online estate agency Emoov has launched a residential ‘instant buyer’ scheme in the UK, giving homeowners the option to sell their properties quickly.

Fronted is a fintech startup in the residential rental market, offering a loan-for-deposit product targeted at the 60% of renters in the UK who have no savings.

CrowdProperty said it has now loaned more than £100m to small housebuilders, generating development of 1,100 homes with a combined value of £200m.

One of London’s leading estate agencies has selected the digital investment platform to form a strategic partnership which will see BidX1 become Foxtons’ exclusive auction partner.

Speeding up inductions, automated training, contactless access gates and temperature checks are some of the tools contractors like Morgan Sindall and ISG are using thanks to UK startup innDex.

The M7 Real Estate executive chairman talks to Paul Unger about where he’ll be looking to invest his tech funds after corona, his business travel diary and which of his investments excites him most.

IPSX UK, the new property stockmarket, has received approval from the Financial Conduct Authority to launch its second market, aimed at institutional investors only.

There is no shortage of optimism among blockchain entrepreneurs exploring new ways of investing in assets, but their attempts are largely failing and success may be years away, according to a new report.

How has the supply of real estate investment and finance changed in the past decade with the rise of peer-to-peer lending and other innovations in the market? Karl Tomusk takes a look.