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- Mortgages & Housing
- Posted: 10 Sep 2026
Property Market Reform: Making Sense of the Moving Parts
17
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2026
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Time: 14:00 - 15:00
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: LMS
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The property market reform agenda is gaining momentum, but it can be difficult to see how the different initiatives, working groups and policy developments fit together. From MHCLG, OPDA and DPMSG to Project 28, CFIT, Smart Data, Trust Frameworks and Data Standards, there are multiple moving parts shaping the future of the property transaction.
The challenge isn't understanding each initiative in isolation, but knowing what they mean collectively for the industry and home buyers and sellers.
Maria Harris, OPDA
Leon Ifayemi, CFIT
Beth Rudolf, Conveyancing Association
Travis Scholes, LMS
They’ll cover:
- What the MHCLG roadmap tells us about the future direction of market reform
- How the different initiatives and working groups fit together
- Which developments are likely to have the biggest impact
- What questions the industry is starting to ask
- What should be prioritised over the next 6–12 months
- Practical actions to take now as the market continues to evolve
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Event Summary
- Thursday, 17 September 2026
- 14:00 - 15:00
- marketing@lms.com
- Free to attend
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