Zoopla has announced that it’s signed a three year deal with the agency and consultancy JPP to help “with its far-reaching ambitions for 2025.”
Although JLL is a global business, it is arguably best known in the UK for its London residential services with offices in prime locations including Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Kensington, Kew, Nine Elms, Greenwich, Canary Wharf, Stratford, Finsbury Park, Wood Green and the City of London, as well as a residential development and new homes team.
A statement from the portal says :Zoopla will support JLL with its far-reaching ambitions for 2025 which include driving more high-quality valuation leads, increasing its volume of applicants and supporting the strong pipeline of new residential development opportunities set to launch across London this year. JLL will continue to benefit from the property website’s suite of products with Zoopla’s Weekly Featured Properties driving particularly strong results for JLL in 2024 including a 49% increase in views.”
It adds that JLL will also leverage Zoopla’s training to ensure it drives maximum ROI from its portal membership. This includes providing bespoke training on ZooplaPro to admins, managers and assistant managers.
Lucy Morton, Head of UK Residential Agency at JLL, says: “Our partnership with Zoopla is an important part of our strategy to drive growth across the UK residential market. The enhanced tools and insights provided by Zoopla have already delivered strong results, helping us to generate high-quality valuation leads and connect with motivated buyers and renters. As we look ahead to 2025, we’re excited to build on this momentum and leverage Zoopla’s expertise to support our ambitious plans for 2025.”
Alex Rose, Commercial Director at Zoopla, adds: “Over the past 12 months, the Zoopla team has made significant strides in enhancing lead quality and it’s fantastic to see this recognised by a leading player in the property industry like JLL. We’re excited to work closely together as we support their ambitious growth plans for 2025 and beyond.”
