On average, branches are returning to ZPG at the rate of over 100 per month since February

May 10, 2018

ZPG, owner of Zoopla and PrimeLocation, reports today it has seen more than 100 branches per month on average return to its platform during the 3 months since Onthemarket (OTM) dropped its one-other portal rule in February.

The rate of branches returning to ZPG during the three months following OTM’s IPO has more than doubled the rate in the preceding 3 months and is up almost fourfold over the same period last year.

Agents who have recently returned to ZPG over the past two weeks include Screetons (Doncaster), Perry Bishop & Chambers and Murrays (Gloucestershire), Matthews Benjamin (Lake District) and Pacitti Jones (Glasgow).

Charlie Bryant, MD of ZPG Property Services commented: “We’re delighted to welcome all of these agents back to our platform. We offer the best value digital marketing in the UK and agents clearly recognise the advantages we deliver to their business and their customers. We continue to provide our members with record levels of exposure via our portals along with the widest range of additional services to help agents gain exposure and generate additional revenues.”

Source of information ZPG

Allen Walkey

Highly experienced businessman with a successful career in property sales and investment both in the UK and abroad. Now a freelance writer and blogger for the property and Investment Industry, keeping readers up-to-date with changes and events in a rapidly changing world.

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