In the wake of recent reports around soaring energy prices, property data specialist, Sprift, has analysed home energy consumption across constituencies in England.
What a year 2021 was when it came to innovations at Sprift! Our team really pulled together to ensure that our data was working as hard as it possibly could.
Sprift Data Shows Impact of Lockdown and SDLT Holiday on Property Transactions -Significant decline in new homes sold- Property data specialist Sprift has analysed property transaction data for 2020 and 2021, which demonstrates the effect [...]
SPRIFT APPOINTS COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR -Dan Fuoco to promote ‘Property Data for Good’, as business ventures into new markets- Sprift, the property data specialist, has appointed Dan Fuoco into the role of commercial director. He will [...]
SPRIFT REVEALED AS A TECHROUND 100 2021 WINNER We are delighted to announce that Sprift has been named in the TechRound100 - an annual competition that celebrates the most successful and innovative startups in the [...]
SPRIFT LAUNCHES THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE DATA OFFERING FOR SURVEYORS Sprift, the property data specialist, has launched its new ‘Sprift for Surveyors’ product. The desktop assistant tool offers the most comprehensive range of data ever available [...]
OVER ONE THIRD OF PROPERTIES SURROUNDING COP26 CLIMATE EVENT HAVE D TO G RATED EPCs -Sprift data highlights energy efficiency ratings in G3 postcode- With all eyes on Glasgow for the COP26 climate conference, property [...]
Sprift Appoints Chief Data Officer -Craig Stirk to manage Sprift data for the industry’s benefit Sprift, the property data specialist on a mission to reduce the time it takes to complete a house sale, has appointed [...]
Sprift Delighted to Collect Silver Award for Best Medium Supplier at this Year's EA Masters The team at Sprift were delighted to have collected the silver award for the best medium supplier at this year’s [...]
Almost two thirds of homes in England and Wales have poor EPC ratings-Sprift data highlights that 60 per cent of properties have the lower energy-efficiency grades D to G -Improvements to these properties could more than [...]