Property tech firm launches 100-job drive
An online residential auctioneer is creating jobs to meet rising demand.
iamproperty is bolstering its Medway Law residential conveyancing arm.
Bosses want 20 conveyancing and business support staff, with a further 20-plus “auction specialist” roles set to be filled in the coming weeks.
Officials say the increase will help meet demand for the property tech sales firm’s services, which continues to increase ahead of April’s Stamp Duty Land Tax deadline.
Ben Ridgway, iamproperty co-founder, said: “We’re pleased to be expanding our 150-strong team within Medway Law with these new legal roles.
“We’re committed to making the moving process better, faster and more secure for everyone involved – and we’re in it for the long-term.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming successful candidates who share our vision.”
The firm complements its Newcastle headquarters with an office in Oxfordshire.
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