REACH UK, operated by Second Century Ventures, runs a nine-month scale-up programme supporting businesses that are tackling challenges across lettings, sales, property management and compliance. Since launching in 2020, it has supported more than 40 high-growth companies working to address inefficiencies in the property sector.
How to get involved
Places on the Advisory Board are limited and aimed at agents with a clear interest in innovation and technology adoption. The programme will begin with an in-person session on 13 May 2026 in Westminster, London.
Agents selected to take part will be compensated for their time outside of normal working responsibilities.
Members who want to join the panel can contact [email protected]
A practical route to adopting new technology
The Board provides a structured environment to assess new tools against day-to-day operational challenges, including compliance, efficiency, and increasing regulatory demands.
By taking part, agents will be able to:
- Share insight with peers who are already using technology in their businesses
- Assess new products against real operational and regulatory pressures
- Test solutions in a live, practitioner-led environment
- Make more informed decisions about which tools to adopt now and which to monitor
Supporting a more professional, efficient sector
As the property sector becomes more regulated and complex, technology will play a growing role in helping agents meet expectations and maintain standards. Propertymark has consistently highlighted the importance of professionalism, compliance, and innovation across the industry, including through its work on raising standards and supporting agents to navigate regulatory change.
Initiatives such as the REACH UK Advisory Board give agents a practical way to engage with innovation while ensuring new tools are fit for purpose in real business environments.
We work with agents who are not just interested in innovation but are applying it.
The Agent Advisory Board allows for consistent engagement throughout the programme, starting with the first interaction between the cohort and the industry.
