The Digital Property Group has registered its 15,000th member.
It is Glenthorne Properties in Fulham, London.
DPG has increased its total number of paid branches by 3,500 since this time last year, which represents 29% growth. The number of agents who list with DPG’s portals, including FindaProperty and Primelocation, now equates to 90% of those who list with Rightmove.
The group also claims to be listing over 1m properties and says that it has delivered a 40% increase in inquiries to its advertisers so far this year.
Zoopla, which is in the process of merging with Digital, has also separately recorded growth this year, saying it now has just over 11,750 members.
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15,000, really, how many agents are there in the UK?
Strange agents are a competitive bunch, why wold Horace reveal that if it was actually true? Could it be someone telling prokies, likely.
They lost one yesterday, will they post a PR story? 14.999, if that is true?
Just stay with rightmove, it save so much time.
TDPG charge online estate agents £140 per month for 50 properties, zoopla charge £500 for 500 properties.
PR team in full swing.
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Zoopla, Findaproperty, Primelocation - combined cost £172 per month...
Rightmove - recently thought they'd increase to £850 a month...
Hello Zoopla & DPG.
Bye bye Rightmove.
Oh, and we are busier than we've ever been, and are NO LONGER ON RIGHTMOVE...
Wonder when other agents will wake-up ? :-)
Noticed about 1/3 of our adverts were either not showing or showing without photos on Friday, no error messages, nothing. Re-uploaded the affected properties straight away and reported to DPG, still no response. No idea how long that's been going on but we must look sh*t, thanks DPG.
Is this down to cheap prices?
Can agents reading this please post what their monthly subscriptions to DPG and Zoopla are compared to Rightmoves?
they must be making the right moves! ;-)