Proptech solution BreezeMove will sponsor the prestigious ‘Residential Property Agency of the Year’ category at the YM Liverpool Property & Business Awards 2024.

Started by two local developers who were frustrated with the “archaic” process of buying and selling property, BreezeMove accelerates transactions by connecting buyers, sellers, solicitors and estate agents under one digital roof.

BreezeMove not only provides all parties with live 24/7 access to information of the stage of each transaction, with all elements time stamped to completion, but also provides a dedicated team driving the sales process through to completion. Working alongside its innovative technology, BreezeMove is able to deliver fantastic results for estate agents and their clients.

BreezeMove has scaled rapidly since launching in 2021 and now operates through the UK, delivering on average a 50% reduction in national completion timescales, reducing fall through rates by 80%, and providing estate agents with additional revenue whilst reducing their overheads.

Taking place at Crowne Plaza Liverpool City Centre on 28 November, the YM Liverpool Property & Business Awards 2024 will see industry representatives from across the Liverpool City Region gather under one roof to reflect on another 12 months of achievements.

During November’s ceremony, renowned UK property pioneer Hugh Frost will take part in a special Q&A with YM Liverpool editor Lawrence Saunders.

Frost, whose Beetham Organisation is responsible for a string of landmark developments in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham, will discuss transformational proposals for the city’s King Edward Triangle industrial estate, whilst reflecting on his 30+ year career in the property industry.

For table bookings, email awards@ymliverpool.com or call 0151 316 0210

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