Product Roundup: Daft, Idealista, Lifull, Lamudi

Private Ads Map shows all ads of private homes for sale, both from idealista and other portals. The private ads map also shows how long a property has been on the market, the number of online views, and a judgement on how appropriate the price is.

Survey Map displays information on all the properties that have been valued through idealista, even though they have not been advertised on any portal. Properties can be filtered by size, price, valuation date and whether a valuation has been requested by the owner of the house.

The Catchment Map allows users to intercept all ads published by individuals in an area of interest. And according to idealista: “You pre-empt the competition, monitoring properties that have been valued on Idealista, but that have not yet been published on any portal.”

 

Lifull lets Homeowners Match with Contractors

Japan's Lifull has added LifullHomes-owners.jp to let homeowners connect with contractors for home repairs and renovations.

LifullHomes-owners.jp also includes DIY advice for homeowners who want to tackle repairs themselves.

Japanese law mandates that housing evaluation reports must be completed before any sale or rental agreement is closed, and LilfullHomes-owners also includes provision of cloud storage for documents and images pertaining to home inspections and evaluations.

Membership is free, and users can get unlimited consultations regarding home repairs and renovations via a messaging app. Lifull has already finalized a set of trusted contractors, and discounts are available for products that come from Lifull partners.

 

Lamudi To Train Agents for 'Digital Era'

Lamudi Indonesia has announced a strategic partnership with the Indonesian Real Estate Brokers Association (AREBI) to train agents to compete in a more digital era.

Lukas Bong, Chairman at AREBI, said:

“The dynamics of the property market require agents to adapt in terms of procedures for providing consultations to prospective buyers and using technology amid the changing demands of property seekers.”