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Property Industry Eye21 May 2026Medium risk

What Propertymark’s New ‘Connect’ Platform Means for London Landlords

Propertymark’s launch of ‘Connect’ offers a streamlined way for member agents to share leads and referrals. For London landlords, this development promises enhanced agent collaboration, faster tenant sourcing, and more efficient property management. Understanding how this platform operates can help landlords leverage improved service and optimize their lettings process.

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Introducing Propertymark Connect: A New Referral and Lead Platform

From 1 June, Propertymark is launching 'Connect,' a referral and lead generation platform exclusively for its member agents. This tool is designed to enhance how agents share business opportunities, receive valuation leads, and manage referrals across the UK and internationally.

For London landlords, this signals better collaboration among agents, potentially leading to faster tenant matching, improved marketing, and more stable rental income.

Why Landlords Should Care

Although Connect is agent-focused, landlords benefit indirectly:

  • Faster Tenant Sourcing: Agents can share leads more efficiently, increasing the chance your property reaches a broader tenant pool quickly.
  • Wider Market Reach: Agents can access leads beyond their local area, ideal for landlords with properties across different London boroughs.
  • Improved Valuation Accuracy: More comprehensive valuation leads help agents advise landlords on competitive rental prices.

Practical Implications for Different Landlord Profiles

  • Single-Unit Landlords: Local agents using Connect may reduce void periods by rapidly matching your property with tenants.
  • HMO Landlords: National agent networks can assist in sourcing tenants who meet specific compliance and reference needs.
  • Portfolio Landlords: Connect streamlines coordination between agents managing multiple properties.
  • Accidental Landlords: Even less-active landlords benefit from up-to-date market insights and tenant sourcing.

What Landlords Should Do Now

  1. Ask Your Agent About Connect: Confirm if your agent is a Propertymark member using the Connect platform. Their participation is key.

  2. Discuss Data Security: Ensure your agent manages client data securely under GDPR when using Connect.

  3. Review Your Letting Strategy: Consider revisiting rental pricing or marketing with access to better market data.

  4. Monitor Tenant Quality: Stay involved in screening to maintain your property standards.

How Rentals & Sales Can Support You

Our team is here to help you adapt to these changes. We offer portfolio reviews, compliance audits, and pricing strategy advice informed by market insights. Contact us to schedule a consultation tailored to your landlord profile.


Compliance Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Landlords should consult professionals for specific legal or compliance guidance.

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