Trusted property data and where delays may really sit
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The source metadata attributes to Landmark’s chief executive a push for “delivery” and for trusted data to support decisions from planning through to completion. A useful angle is to separate data availability from data reliability. In a property transaction, faster access to information is only part of the picture; if planning, local land, environmental and title-related datasets are updated at different speeds or describe boundaries differently, better digitisation could still leave buyers and sellers arguing over which record is current enough to rely on. Compared with simply adding more data points, consistent standards for matching addresses, parcels and timestamps may matter more for reducing avoidable duplication and re-checking. Which stage do people here think suffers most from conflicting or stale property data: planning, searches, mortgage underwriting, or pre-completion checks?
Source: Legal Futures
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