“As the UK’s largest mortgage lender, we know buying a home is incredibly rewarding, but it can also be stressful and complicated, particularly if it’s the first time you’ve bought a home,” Dijkstra said.
“To play our part in making things as easy as possible for home buyers, we’ve invested £3 million in Coadjute, who are transforming the house buying process by developing technology which brings everyone involved together securely, so homes can change hands smoothly and quickly and people can start enjoying their new home as soon as possible.”
“Buying a home is one of the most complex and stressful things that people will do in their lifetime,” Jordan said. “The homebuying process needs streamlining into a single, integrated journey for the benefit of consumers and industry participants alike. We’re investing in Coadjute because we believe its technology has the potential to achieve this and be a game changer for the property industry.”
Miguel Sard from NatWest and Johan Svanstrom from Rightmove both underlined the anticipated improvements in efficiency and consumer experience in the property transaction process, facilitated by Coadjute’s technology.
“As a key supporter of the UK housing market, we’re pleased to be supporting Coadjute and delivering clear, practical benefits for homebuyers by making buying and selling homes easier for all parties,” Sard said. “We’re continuing to look at innovative ways that we can make it faster and more straightforward for people to own a home.”