Property Stalker, which calls itself “a new UK property intelligence platform”, is launching two white-labelled report formats.
One is a detailed investor report for landlords, developers, deal sourcers and auction buyers, and a separate agent report created to help agents show buyers the improvement potential sitting inside selected listings.
Founder Christopher May says: “Agents do not need this for every property, but every branch has properties that investors would go crazy for if the potential was presented properly.
“Property Stalker helps agents show the upside, create buyer confidence, move those properties faster and potentially earn stronger fees by adding more value to the sale process.”
For property investors, the platform is designed to be used at speed.
An investor sitting in an auction room, reviewing a catalogue or walking through a portfolio can use the app to assess multiple properties, compare likely uplift potential, review local market evidence, examine planning activity, model refurbishment or extension scenarios and produce a professional report that can be shared with investors, lenders, joint venture partners or clients.
For agents, the platform claims to create a new commercial angle.
May continues: “Most agents will always have two or three properties on their books that are not just homes, but opportunities – properties with extension potential, renovation upside, a strong plot, planning activity nearby or buyer appeal for investors and developers.”
Property Stalker is also developing a retrofit and net-zero reporting module.
The planned report will help homeowners, buyers, sellers, landlords and agents understand the indicative cost, value impact and energy-efficiency benefit of improvements such as heat pumps, solar panels, battery storage and wider retrofit works.
The aim is to show not only the cost of moving a home closer to net zero, but also the potential uplift in value, marketability and future-proofing.
