The new system offers purchasers, vendors, and property professionals a joint, live overview of every deal as part of a staged nationwide introduction
UNITED KINGDOM, UK, July 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — CentreMove today revealed the initial public version of what it calls the UK's first centralised property transaction platform, uniting homebuyers, sellers, estate agents, conveyancers, mortgage brokers, and lenders through one shared source of truth.
Instead of depending on numerous phone calls, emails, and handovers between various entities, CentreMove gives every authorised user a live view of the same deal. Buyers and sellers can get paperwork ready before conveyancing starts, track each stage of the transaction, exchange documents safely, message one another within the system, and see their exact position in the property chain. Estate agents, solicitors, brokers, and lenders can all draw on identical up‑to‑date information, cutting down on duplicate paperwork and fostering better teamwork during the moving process.
This release represents the first stage of a larger rollout aimed at establishing a centralised digital backbone for residential property transactions across England and Wales. Upcoming enhancements will cover lender integrations, commercial property functions, and extra workflow automation, with input from industry professionals guiding subsequent updates.
The news arrives as the UK housing market continues to see high numbers of collapsed deals and drawn‑out completions. Sector statistics show that almost one in four agreed property sales in England and Wales fell through in early 2026, while separate research estimates that failed transactions cost the UK economy as much as £2 billion each year. Santander has separately described Britain's house‑buying process as "flawed", putting the annual cost of delays and failed sales at no less than £1.5 billion.
According to a 2026 study published by Legal & General, 48% of UK homeowners ranked moving home as the most stressful life event they had ever faced, ranking it higher than divorce or having a child.
Jennifer Sewell, co‑founder of CentreMove, said:
"CentreMove was built to assist the professionals already involved in property transactions while offering buyers and sellers greater transparency throughout the process. Estate agents, solicitors, and brokers spend a lot of time answering status inquiries
