Letting agency unveils build to rent proptech firm

Letting agency unveils build to rent proptech firm


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An innovative letting agent that offers an option to turn a sale into fixed rental income has started a proptech sister brand for the build to rent (BTR) market.

Stockport-based Property Sense, has launched Place 3D, which offers clients high-specification 3D visuals of developments even before it is built.

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The technology also showcases live availability post-construction for prospective residents.

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It aims to boost Property Sense’s block lettings capabilities and can support developers of any size with rapid sales and/or lease-up periods, pre-and post-construction.

The technology can be accessed anytime and on any digital device, with no specialist skills required, Property Sense said.

Mike Haywood, chief executive of Property Sense, said: “Without question, the BTR market is booming right now, with developers feeling the pressure to build more. We realised there was a gap in the market for high-quality, high impact proptech, that integrates seamlessly with our already powerful CRM and robust lettings processes.

“This is a game-changing offering for developers. Not only does it allow developers to generate significant, qualified demand months before building completion, but it also allows them to benefit from rapid lease-up periods never seen before in the UK.”

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