A new platform has launched, arming Kiwis with the latest property data to help them make informed buying and selling decisions.
A new property valuation and insights platform, Myvalocity recently launched claiming to be New Zealand’s first nationwide, Kiwi owned platform of its kind.
Valocity’s founder Carmen Vicelich says the platform will deliver innovative property data, analytics and the latest cloud based technology to Kiwi consumers around the country.
Vicelich says that it was the success and adoption of Valocity, it’s bank solution, which led to consumers’ frequently requesting their own access to credible, highly accurate and up to date property data which drove the creation of myvalocity.
“myvalocity is revolutionising how Kiwis can access property data and free insights that will help them make informed and relevant property decisions. It’s visual, easy to use, highly accurate and up to date,” says Vicelich.
“This platform is about empowering consumers with knowledge and enhancing the user experience by providing choice and value in the market. We’ve always said the Property Market is an Ecosystem and while the corporate site Valocity delivers valuable data to banks, valuers and brokers, we needed to allow consumers to also access this information to share the knowledge,” says Vicelich.
Valuer General, Neill Sullivan has welcomed the launch and says it “provides a user friendly mechanism to access consolidated data in a rapidly changing property landscape which in turn promotes more informed decision making.”
It offers consumers a subscription model but also access to free data including the innovative Property Trend Report and a Suburban Insight Report that will benefit first home buyers and those moving to unfamiliar areas.
myvalocity has also partnered with Figure NZ, a charity devoted to getting people to use data about New Zealand, to provide free data to Kiwis.
Valocity’s founder Carmen Vicelich says the platform will deliver innovative property data, analytics and the latest cloud based technology to Kiwi consumers around the country.
Vicelich says that it was the success and adoption of Valocity, it’s bank solution, which led to consumers’ frequently requesting their own access to credible, highly accurate and up to date property data which drove the creation of myvalocity.
“myvalocity is revolutionising how Kiwis can access property data and free insights that will help them make informed and relevant property decisions. It’s visual, easy to use, highly accurate and up to date,” says Vicelich.
“This platform is about empowering consumers with knowledge and enhancing the user experience by providing choice and value in the market. We’ve always said the Property Market is an Ecosystem and while the corporate site Valocity delivers valuable data to banks, valuers and brokers, we needed to allow consumers to also access this information to share the knowledge,” says Vicelich.
Valuer General, Neill Sullivan has welcomed the launch and says it “provides a user friendly mechanism to access consolidated data in a rapidly changing property landscape which in turn promotes more informed decision making.”
It offers consumers a subscription model but also access to free data including the innovative Property Trend Report and a Suburban Insight Report that will benefit first home buyers and those moving to unfamiliar areas.
myvalocity has also partnered with Figure NZ, a charity devoted to getting people to use data about New Zealand, to provide free data to Kiwis.
