Real estate data UK teams can sell from, about the companies rather than the buildings

We hold real estate data UK suppliers can work with: estate and lettings agencies, developers, block and property managers, surveyors, conveyancers and PropTech firms, sorted by what they earn their money doing.

TAMI AI reads what a property business publishes and works out its shape: sales, lettings, management, commercial, new homes or some combination. Every record carries the income mix, the software behind the listings, the branch footprint and the contacts.

1.6m UK companies. 36m verified contacts. Income mix read from the site.

No card needed. Filter for lettings-heavy agencies and see what comes back.

No titles, no transactions, no EPCs.

If you came looking for property data, this is not it and the Land Registry is free. This is data on the firms that transact property, which is a completely different thing wearing the same name.

What is real estate data?

The term covers two things that have almost nothing in common. One is property data: titles, transactions, planning applications, energy certificates and valuations, held by registries and specialist providers. The other is company data on the businesses that transact and manage property, which is what this page is about.

The second kind is harder to source, because one label hides several businesses. An estate agency might run sales, lettings, block management, commercial or new homes, and most run a mixture. Those are not variations on a theme: they earn differently, buy different software and survive a slow market differently. Real estate data UK teams can sell from has to tell them apart.

Why two identical agencies are opposite prospects

Same size, same county, same shopfront. Completely different budgets.

One earns on completions

Sales income moves with the market. In a slow quarter a sales-heavy firm defers everything discretionary, including you.

One earns every month

Lettings and block management fees recur when transactions stall, so those firms keep buying while everyone else stops.

Nothing in a filing says which

Both register identically and read identically in a directory. Only the website shows what a firm actually leads with.

TAMI AI reads the income mix from what a firm publishes, so a list can be built around the businesses with money coming in rather than the ones waiting for the market to turn.

BUILT FOR PROPERTY SUPPLIERS

WE HOLD THE FIRMS, NOT THE FREEHOLDS

Two datasets share a name and get bought by completely different people. Worth separating before anyone wastes a call.

TAMI AI holds no titles, no sold prices, no planning records, no energy certificates and no valuations. It identifies property businesses, reads how they earn and hands over the contacts.

Registries cover the asset side properly and cost almost nothing. What they will not tell you is which agencies in a county are lettings-heavy, what software runs their listings, or who signs.

Filter for lettings-heavy agencies in one county and see how many there are. Free.

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS THINK OF TAMI

  • With TAMI, we can find valuable insights into target companies fast and accurately. It's a great tool for sales teams looking to increase their revenue.
    Foteini T
    Sales Manager
  • Our company already has a big market share in the domain of online payments and we couldn't find new leads using the existing tools. With TAMI, within two days, I found more than 40 new leads from companies I'd never heard of before. A real eye-opener!
    Chun Kay T
    Sales Lead
  • One of the best tools for qualifying and identifying companies that aren't found in other databases. Excellent for cross referencing with other tools. Strong tech information too.
    Ariana J
    Account Development Representative
  • TAMI gives us access to rich customer data, verified and reliable, to maximise the chance of successfully reaching our target customers. Our teams like the prebuilt integrations with major CRM platforms and the excellent support we receive from the TAMI team. [TAMI is] an essential tool in our email marketing campaigns.
    Ben J
    CCO
  • We’ve had an excellent experience with TAMI as our go-to lead source for all eCommerce merchant leads. The UI is very intuitive and it's easy to download leads segmented by vertical market, geography, revenue, etc.
    Tim H
    CEO

Six ways suppliers to property use TAMI AI

From splitting agencies by what they earn on, to cleaning a list the market has already changed.

  • Market Segmentation Split agencies by income mix, so sales, lettings, management and commercial separate.

    Segment your market →
  • B2B Lead Generation Build lists by discipline, region, branch count and software in use, with contacts attached.

    Find your buyers →
  • Technographic Data Detect the CRM, portal feeds and listing tools behind an agency's website.

    Target by tech stack →
  • Sales Territory Planning Build patches around branch density rather than around county lines.

    Plan your patches →
  • CRM Data Enrichment Clean an agency database that has aged badly through consolidation and closures.

    Clean your CRM →
  • B2B Contact Database Reach directors, branch managers and heads of lettings directly.

    Search contacts →

One set of records behind all six, so a discipline filter and a contact export describe the same firms.

Three questions a directory listing leaves out

Three questions that decide whether a property firm is worth a conversation.

What does it earn its money doing?

Sales, lettings, management or commercial. The mix sets both the budget and the timing.

How many branches does it run?

A single office and a twelve-branch network buy the same products in very different quantities.

What software sits behind the listings?

Agency CRMs are rarely swapped, so the incumbent tells you whether you integrate or displace.

Every firm answers all three on its own website

Every record carries the income mix, the branch footprint, the detected software and the name to ask for.

What an agency website gives away

Six filters, none of which appear on a company filing.

Income mix

Sales, lettings, block management, commercial, new homes and land, as advertised.

Branch footprint

Single office, regional network or national, with locations where published.

Agency software

The CRM and listing system behind the site, where detectable.

Portal presence

Which listing portals a firm feeds, indicating scale and marketing spend.

Catchment

Where the firm sits and which areas it advertises for instructions.

Still trading under that name

Brands get absorbed constantly here, so each firm is checked against a live site.

Combine as narrowly as the campaign needs. One set returns trading agencies in a catchment with lettings income across several branches.

TAMI AI

ESTATE AGENCY IS NOT ONE BUSINESS

Every firm in this sector files under the same handful of codes and describes itself the same way in a directory, which is why a bought agency list is so undifferentiated. TAMI AI reads what each firm actually advertises, so a block management specialist, a lettings-led independent and a sales-only high street office arrive as three different segments instead of one.

CRM CONTACT ALERTS

What comes back per firm

Six fields per business, all read from what it publishes.

  • The income mix identified Which disciplines a firm advertises, and where it leads with one.
  • Branch count and locations The footprint as published, so scale is visible before a call.
  • Detected software CRM, listing system and portal feeds where they leave a signal.
  • Catchment advertised The towns and postcodes a firm markets itself across.
  • Named contacts Directors, branch managers and heads of lettings, each with an email and a dial.
  • Straight into your CRM Matched against what you hold, so agencies you already supply never resurface.

Does this include property, landlord or tenant data?

No. Nothing here touches properties, owners, landlords or tenants, and no household information is held. Business contact records are the only personal data in play, covered by UK GDPR, a documented lawful basis and a suppression process we run. Note that PECR treats sole practitioners and some partnerships as individuals rather than corporate subscribers, and this sector has plenty of both.

UK GDPR PECR ICO Registered FSQS Registered

Where TAMI AI sits next to the sources property teams already use

Two platforms UK teams evaluate alongside us, and what each does best.

HM Land Registry Companies House TAMI AI
Property titles and sold prices Authoritative No No
Company registration detail No Authoritative Partial
Income mix by discipline No No Yes
Branch footprint No Registered offices only Yes
Agency software detection No No Yes
Confirms the brand still operates No Filing status only Yes
Named commercial contacts No Officers only Yes
Contact deliverability No contacts held Officers only, unverified Under 5% bounce
Refresh Transaction driven Filing driven Continuous

Building an agency list that survives a slow market

1

Lead with income mix, not size

Set the disciplines you want in TAMI AI first. Lettings and block management firms hold budget through a slow quarter, and in a soft market that filter matters more than headcount.

2

Band by branch count

TAMI AI reads the footprint a firm publishes, which separates the single office from the regional network. The products are the same, the quantities are not.

3

Check the incumbent software

Filter on detected CRM and listing systems. TAMI AI shows which platform sits behind the site, and agency systems are sticky enough that knowing it changes the whole approach.

4

Tighten geography before anything else

Agencies work catchments. Tighten to city level in TAMI AI, because a national list in a catchment trade produces calls nobody can service.

5

Strip out the consolidated and the closed

This sector merges constantly. TAMI AI verifies against a live web presence, so acquired and dormant firms come out before a rep dials a brand that no longer exists.

6

Route to the right seat

TAMI AI attaches directors, branch managers and heads of lettings separately, and exports deduplicated, so a lettings pitch does not land with a sales director.

When transactions slow, sales-led agencies stop buying and lettings-led ones do not. Knowing which is which is the difference between a flat quarter and a fine one.

AGENCIES YOU CAN REACH

WHAT PROPERTY SUPPLIERS DO WITH IT

TAMI AI FOR AGENCY SOFTWARE AND PROPTECH
  • Map which agencies run a rival CRM
  • Filter by discipline before pitching a module
  • Separate multi-branch networks from single offices
  • Target firms with recurring lettings income
  • Reach heads of lettings rather than sales directors
TAMI AI FOR SERVICES, MARKETING AND FINANCE
  • Find agencies by catchment and branch density
  • Build field patches around real branch counts
  • Drop acquired and closed brands from a calling list
  • Identify block managers as a distinct segment
  • Send the shortlist through to your CRM

A lettings specialist and a sales-only office are not the same prospect. Filter on income mix first.

BEYOND THE HIGH STREET

THE FIRMS AROUND THE AGENCIES

Property is not only agencies. Conveyancers, surveyors, block managers, developers, build-to-rent operators and PropTech vendors all sit in the sector and buy differently from one another.

  • TAMI AI separates them by what each firm publishes about itself, so a conveyancing list does not arrive full of surveyors and a PropTech list does not arrive full of agents.
  • Stripe, United States Postal Service, Trustpilot and DHL use TAMI AI to understand commercial markets. Stripe, United States Postal Service, Trustpilot and DHL use TAMI AI to understand commercial markets.

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With TAMI, building a verified UK contact list takes minutes. Setup is instant. Data starts flowing straight away. Here's what TAMI integrates with:

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QUALIFY A COMPANY WITHOUT LEAVING THE TAB

Pull verified contacts, tech stack, payment providers and merchant data from any company site or social profile while you're already looking at it. Export straight to your CRM.

  • Website
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
You can even view & export this data straight into your CRM.

Send us a region and the disciplines you sell into, and we will tell you how many firms match and which seat to aim at.

Explore more industries

Every industry runs on the same UK dataset. Pick the market you sell into.

eCommerce

Find UK merchants by platform, checkout, payment provider and carrier, with verified trading status on every record.

Open the storefronts →

Logistics & Shipping

Reach shippers and 3PLs by carrier relationship, corridor and cross-border volume.

Track the shipments →

Payments & FinTech

Find merchants by processor, payment method and BNPL adoption, with the finance and product leads who choose them.

Follow the money →

SaaS & MarTech

Target companies by the tools they already run, including the ones you replace or integrate with.

Read the stack →

Manufacturing

Identify firms modernising systems, from trade portals and online ordering through to ERP.

Spot the modernisers →

Retail

Reach multi-site and cross-border operators, separated from single-location sellers.

Map the estates →

Healthcare

Find providers and suppliers by size, region and the systems they run.

Reach the providers →

Education

Reach institutions and suppliers across the UK by size, type and technology in use.

Open the campuses →

Travel & Hospitality

Target operators by booking platform, payment setup and estate size.

Book the operators →

Finance & Banking

Reach institutions and their suppliers by region, size and technology stack.

Reach the institutions →

Telecommunications

Identify operators and resellers by infrastructure and technology footprint.

Trace the networks →

Energy & Utilities

Find suppliers and service providers across the UK energy market.

Power your pipeline →

Frequently asked
questions

1Where do you buy real estate data UK suppliers can actually sell from?
Depends what you need. Registries cover the asset, Companies House confirms the entity, and company data platforms describe what a firm does commercially and supply the contacts.
2How many estate agency branches are there in the UK?
Nobody should quote you a firm number, because branch closures and openings run continuously and definitions differ. Count the trading branches in your own catchment instead of relying on a national figure.
3What software do UK estate agents use?
A handful of agency CRMs dominate, with listing and viewing tools layered on top. Which one a firm runs is usually detectable from its website, and switching is rare enough that the incumbent matters.
4 Is it worth selling to independent agents or corporate groups?
Independents decide fast and buy small. Groups decide slowly and buy across branches. Most suppliers need both motions, and mixing them into one campaign serves neither well.
5How do you reach a branch manager rather than head office?
Branch-level contacts sit on the office page of most agency websites, while group decisions route through a central operations function. Which one you need depends entirely on whether buying is centralised.
6What is block management and why is it a separate market?
Managing communal areas and services in leasehold buildings, paid for by service charges. It earns recurring fees, uses different software and answers to freeholders and resident companies rather than to sellers or landlords.
7Does agency consolidation make prospect lists go stale faster?
Yes, noticeably. Brands get absorbed while the registered company lingers, so a list built a year ago will contain offices trading under a different name or not trading at all.
8How do you sell to estate agents in a slow housing market?
Target recurring income. Lettings and management firms keep spending when transactions stall, while sales-led agencies defer anything discretionary until instructions pick up.
9Can you identify build-to-rent and student accommodation operators?
Where they describe themselves that way, yes. Both are distinct from traditional lettings, with institutional ownership, different software needs and a procurement process closer to corporate real estate.
10Who signs for technology at a lettings agency?
Usually a director or the head of lettings, since the department owns its own systems more often than sales does. At independents the owner covers both.
11What is the difference between real estate data and property data?
Real estate data commonly means property information: titles, transactions, planning and valuations. Data about the firms transacting property is a separate category, used for selling to them rather than analysing assets.
12Can I target conveyancers and surveyors alongside agencies?
Yes, though they buy differently. Conveyancers care about case management and compliance workflow, surveyors about mobile capture and reporting, and neither responds to an agency pitch.
13How often should a property prospect list be refreshed?
At least quarterly. Offices close, brands merge and firms shift emphasis between sales and lettings depending on the market, so a list treated as static ages faster here than in most sectors.

Find the property firms with money coming in

Filter UK agencies by income mix, branch count and software, confirm they are trading, and take the contacts with you.