Digital transformation and the property sector
...and proves how valuable free social media channels can be in promoting property just as with any other product online. Smartphone apps for house-sharing tenants to find each other are...
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Who owns that property?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
...a smooth transition between the two. We designed Search for land and property information to make as much of our data as possible accessible for everyone in England and Wales...
Setting the standards for identity
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Robin Malpas, Deputy Director, Central Legal Services and Abbie Purslow, Land Registrar, Posted on:
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Digital services, Law and practice
...requirements. Cross-government digital identity agenda The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) is currently developing an overarching ‘trust framework’ for digital identity use across the economy. The ‘alpha’...
Keeping it sustainable: how intelligent data revitalises brownfield sites
...preferred locations. The trend for urban expansion has been acknowledged by both central and local government. The Department for Communities and Local Government's Housing White Paper stresses that the country...
How can I remortgage online?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
...for HM Land Registry. Sign your mortgage deed has now automated the registration process for around 20% of applications received into the service. Previously each deed that was submitted would...
New approach to new business: how will your infrastructure start-up work with big data?
...as commercial consulting firms, have begun to discuss the need for better knowledge and capability in infrastructure planning. Recently published findings reveal that this newer, data-driven infrastructure market is valued...
Asking for guidance part 3: The case of the curious caution
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Mike Harrison, Senior Caseworker, Registration Services, Posted on:
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Law and practice
...instead of the occupier being liable for payment. Under s.4(2) of the 1918 Act, the landowner could apply to the Board for the perpetual rentcharge to be capitalised and converted...
High-profile case shows how property fraud can happen
...because it: was rented out had the property address as the only contact address for the owner was mortgage-free was of high value Land Registry’s counter-fraud team have been able...
Want an easy way to reduce the time and cost of your conveyancing?
...you will need certain references to search for certain things. For example, you won’t be able to find out whether an application has been completed if you don’t have the...
Improving our service speeds
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Chris Pope, Chief Operations Officer, Posted on:
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Categories:
Buying and selling property, Law and practice
...take up to a month. However around a fifth of all applications require us to make requests for information (requisitions) – which then take considerably longer, with most only being...