The updated website introduces improved functionality, including direct access to application forms for grants, education funding, and the recently launched Class of 2025 initiative.
Partners dedication
The project was delivered in partnership with Agent Extra, whose expertise shaped a modern, user-friendly site that embodies the Trust’s mission and values. The Trust has also partnered with Moneypenny, providing a new dedicated phone number and live chat facility to ensure members can connect quickly and easily for advice and support.
Community support
The new website highlights the Trust’s ongoing commitment to its community — from funding qualifications to supporting members in times of difficulty, with all the resources in one place
Propertymark members can now apply for this initiative directly online, making it easier to take part in the programme from the outset.
This is a really exciting step forward for the Trust. Propertymark members now have a website that reflects who we are and what we stand for — support, community, and professionalism. With the new site, applying for help or joining initiatives like the Class of 2025 has never been simpler. We’re hugely grateful to Agent Extra for bringing our vision to life and to Moneypenny for making sure members can reach us whenever they need to.
We were honoured to be chosen to build a custom site for The Propertymark Trust. Every detail from the layout to the user journey was carefully designed to give the charity the website it truly deserves. Our design team had a lot of fun bringing the new look to life, but above all, we wanted to make it easier for members to find and engage with the Trust’s vital support. It’s been a privilege to work with such a dedicated team on a project that will have a real impact across the industry.
We’re delighted to support the Propertymark Trust. Having a real person available to listen and guide members to the right help can make all the difference, especially in times of need. Together, we’re making sure no member ever feels alone when reaching out for support.
