
HM Land Registry and Ordnance Survey sign MoU to improve access to property data
The agreement will help shape a more connected and digital property market over the next three years.

The agreement will help shape a more connected and digital property market over the next three years.

Maria Harris said: "We are encouraging every organisation with an interest in shaping the future of property data to read the consultation and submit a response.”

The collaboration integrates Sprift’s Key Property Facts reports directly into the Brickflow workflow.

Alto Prospecting gives agents real-time property intelligence, verified landlord records, and market insight across England and Wales, all within one platform.

The MCP suite aims to provide AI assistants and enterprise copilots with structured, verifiable and auditable access to curated property data.

By using real-time valuations and EPC information, the society aims to make lending decisions faster and more informed.

Milestones, surveys and valuations have been added to make progress updates and information sharing easier during property transactions.

The report set out the case for shared data standards to make sure systems in the property sector can work together smoothly.

Simon Slater said: “Joining the OPDA fits with our mission to bring improved digital solutions and infrastructure between offer and completion."

Between January and June 2025, there were 623,500 property transactions and 383,194 mortgage approvals.

The personalised dashboard offers granular property and market data typically only available via expensive subscriptions.

Irakli Menabde discusses how data handling could change the UK property transaction process.
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