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Could AI change how Britain searches for property? Viewber co-founder Ed Mead explores the future of Rightmove, estate agents and AI-powered property searches.

The UK Property Lens: The ‘In Sync’ Edition UK House Prices 2026: Asking Prices, Sold Prices and Property Market Trends Posted October 2026 (This article is taken from the latest edition of The UK Property Lens, Viewber’s LinkedIn newsletter covering property market insights, trends and industry analysis.) Are UK house prices finally reflecting what buyers […]

Viewber’s PropTech 50 2026 recognition marks an exciting milestone for our business, as Viewber secures 19th place in BusinessCloud’s prestigious ranking of the UK’s 50 most innovative property technology companies. The annual BusinessCloud PropTech 50 ranking celebrates businesses developing innovative technology to transform the property sector. From startups to established technology providers, the list highlights […]

Working After Retirement: Viewber Member Joanne’s BBC Story Retirement doesn’t have to mean slowing down or stepping away from work completely. For many people across the UK, it’s an opportunity to embrace a new chapter, enjoy greater flexibility and continue putting valuable skills and experience to good use. At Viewber, we’re proud to celebrate the […]

Do you need to disclose ghosts when selling a home? This Halloween, we explore haunted houses, Material Information and what sellers need to reveal to buyers.

Hiizzy integrates Viewber to give UK property sellers direct access to professional photography, measured floor plans and 360° virtual tours, all within the Hiizzy selling journey.

Discover the essential post-summer property checks UK landlords and property managers should make, from subsidence and structural damage to overheating and HHSRS compliance.

What has the new Government changed for the property market? We explore the latest housing policies, from stamp duty and property taxes to council housing, planning reforms and affordable homes.

Discover how seasonal changes, from drought-damaged yellow grass to autumn and winter conditions, can make property photography look dated – and why keeping your property listings fresh with up-to-date photography matters.