After a period of major investment and acquisition, PropertyHeads is relaunching MousePrice Pro, claiming it to be the UK’s most powerful property market insights tool.

PropertyHeads says that it aims to deliver comprehensive and up-to-date housing data that will in turn help increase transparency in the UK housing market.

This goal comes following the acquisition of Mouseprice by PropertyHeads in December 2020, which brought with it access to a reported additional 250,000 listings and an extra 4,000 estate agents.

The new tool claims to enable detailed reports to be run in seconds, including the overlay of heatmaps and yield data with property sale data to help deliver detailed reports for any UK property.

The vast quantity of data held by MousePrice offers a detailed picture for estate agents to select from 40 filters and 300 individual attributes to delve into a properties location, neighbourhood and town, making it easier to respond to growing consumer demand for eco-friendly properties and upgrades.

Furthermore, the data is available in real-time, enabling fast borrowing decisions for lenders, in turn assisting with reducing mortgage application time and speeding up the process from viewing to completion for estate agents.

Ben Davis, founder and CEO at PropertyHeads, said: “Our re-launch of MousePrice Pro is the culmination of months of hard work for our tech and data teams in collaboration with our founding surveyor and estate agent users.

“The combination of our exclusive datasets and the way we’ve extracted unique insights from partners’ data will undoubtedly give Mouseprice Pro users an edge, whether they are assessing individual properties or researching whole areas.”

Matt Wallis, head of valuation operations at Lambert Smith Hampton, and a long-term user of MousePrice Pro, commented: “We are pleased to see the latest enhancements to the platform. As the valuation landscape becomes increasingly complex, we need access to a comprehensive suite of data and analytics to complement our team’s existing modelling capabilities.”