Yorkshire’s commercial property sector set to be revolutionised with new sharing network
The landscape of property surveying is about to be transformed in Yorkshire due to the launch of a new platform called edozo.
For the first time ever, property surveyors will be able to directly share and access high quality property transaction details through this online platform.
Even though property details, or comparables as they are technically known, are the lifeblood of the industry; the current methods of data sharing have yet to be modernized and are still based on gentleman’s good will and networking.
However, edozo can now create a close online community for commercial surveyors and it is the first, and only, niche social network dedicated to the industry.
During the testing stages, over 1000 property details were added to the database. This means that edozo will be an invaluable resource for surveyors from the initial launch.
Marcus Ginn, CEO of edozo, said: “edozo improves and speeds up the ability of a commercial surveyor to access the information they need within Yorkshire, putting control into the hands of the surveyors themselves. As a cloud storage platform, edozo enables them to have the information they need at their fingertips.”
Ben Walker, an Associate at Carter Towler, who was involved in the testing, added: “edozo is the first place I look for comparable evidence. Now, I don’t need to contact the surveyor, because their comparables on edozo have all the information I need.”
Colin Hunter, Divisional Director at Lambert Smith Hampton, also involved in the testing commented: “I can’t do my job without accurate comparable evidence. edozo is the place to find it”.
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