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Christian Woodhouse
Christian Woodhouse
Strategic Product Manager
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About Me

Self professed mapping geek and geospatial data enthusiast by day. Father to 3 gorgeous children who run me ragged most weekends.
I enjoy cooking, photography and many different sports including rugby, cricket, snowboarding, mountain biking to name but a few.

my expertise in the industry

Having worked in the mapping and geospatial data industry for approx. 15 years I have a good understanding of many sectors of the property industry. I'm currently involved in numerous bespoke projects that incorporate mapping, our clients own data and third party spatial data.
I have built up contacts at all levels within SME's to international PLC's.

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Very well put Andrew. Something so simple as a unique number per property has the potential to link so many datasets together, the big problem is getting central and local government to release their data....let alone with UPRN’s included.

From: Christian Woodhouse 02 July 2020 09:26 AM

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If you conduct a survey during the school summer holiday period, you’re going to get a much higher than average response of “Out of Office”. Admittedly, solicitors need to up their game in terms of communication and transparency but change is afoot. Also tools like View My Chain allow visibility of the entire process and chain.

From: Christian Woodhouse 06 September 2018 09:02 AM

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Were the surveyed people solely buyers or sellers that had used Winkworths in the past? If so, I would have thought the results are going to be skewed slightly in their favour from the outset. Hybrid estate agents visit clients too, in their home, at the clients convenience. No need to make that journey into town. I personally think there is room for all, the high street, the hybrids and the pure online estate agents. I also think that everyone just needs to stop fighting about it and get on with winning more business, which ever camp you fall under.

From: Christian Woodhouse 22 August 2018 09:08 AM

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Interesting article James. Like you, I’m not sure it will take off in any scale to make it massively profitable for anyone. The main positive I see is the reduction of commuting as it gives the worker back some personal time to do what they want. No need to be sat on a train or in the car. In my opinion there are more cons than pros but we will see over time.

From: Christian Woodhouse 13 June 2018 13:28 PM

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I'm no expert and I'm only commenting on this article but I would say that the outcome of this review is pretty spot on. First time buyers can't afford deposits but could, in most cases, afford to repay a mortgage every month. Pressurising house builders to build more homes than they can afford to build and that can actually be sold, is crazy and doesn't make financial sense.

From: Christian Woodhouse 17 November 2016 08:20 AM

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I'm not an authority on the Consumer Protection Act but I thought the onus was on the Estate Agent to notify buyers of any potential issues that might affect the purchase of a property. I would be very grateful if someone could clarify this. Either way I can understand both sides of the argument. However, isn't it in the Estate Agents interest to understand any risks linked to a property as the conveyancer will highlight these issues. Thus causing delays or even the buyer pulling out. Surely its better to know this upfront..!

From: Christian Woodhouse 30 September 2016 09:57 AM

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To justify these claims Alex you should have also confirmed the year on year figures.

From: Christian Woodhouse 09 December 2015 08:19 AM

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Interesting thoughts Daniel but I don't think its worth speculating on the price the On-line Agents pay to the portals because they may pay more than. I can't see OTM doing a u-turn on the allowing On-line Agents on their portal either. In my opinion, what its worth (probably not a lot), the high street agents are scared because they can't predict which way its going to go and as it stands at the moment the On-line agents are selling/letting properties and that will only increase. The questions are by how much and how fast will it grow?

From: Christian Woodhouse 04 December 2015 10:35 AM

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