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Evren Ergin

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ValuQ
ValuQ is a UK property platform that gives homeowners free, side-by-side valuations from competing local estate agents. The homeowner stays anonymous until they choose an agent, so there are no cold calls and no data sold on. It is free for homeowners, always, and agents only pay once they win their first instruction through the platform.

Founder Evren Ergin spent years inside estate agencies, from training negotiators to director level, before building ValuQ to fix what he kept seeing: homeowners handing over their details for a "free" online valuation, then fielding weeks of sales calls. In April 2026 he removed the AI valuation engine from ValuQ, betting that local agents who know the street beat a national model that has never seen the house.

Evren is available for comment on the UK housing market, how homeowners choose and compare estate agents, agent fees and valuations, homeowner data and privacy in proptech, the widening gap between flats and houses, and the case against AI-generated property valuations. Based in Basildon, Essex.

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Daily Mirror

New warning for tenants as they face 'extremely steep' rent rises after rule change

New figures released this week paint a difficult picture for tenants

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AOL.com

First-time buyer lost £47,000 after email ‘impersonated’ - AOL

He said the victim would now have to stay living with his parents for years to come

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Daily Mirror

First-time buyer lost £47,000 after email 'impersonated'

Impersonation fraud is on the rise and the UK public and property market are increasingly the target, cybersecurity experts have warned, with one first-time buyer losing £47,000 when his conveyancer's...

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Daily Mirror

Lloyds and Halifax announcement on Friday ‘but reality different’

Experts have explained the detail behind it

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Daily Mirror

‘You shouldn’t choose estate agent just because they value highest’

Evren Ergin said the lowest fee wasn’t always the way to go either

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EstateAgentToday

Sellers can see competing valuations on new website

A sales progressor in an estate agency has created a service offering competitive property valuations to homeowners interested in selling.

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Daily Mirror

Nationwide issues new update as ‘adjustment being made’

Experts have reacted to the latest figures

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FT Adviser

Brexit 10 years on: Financial services remains resilient but promises unfulfilled

Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, advisers and financial services professionals are still divided on whether Brexit has ultimately benefited the sector.

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AOL.com

New ISA rules mean ‘new charge’ for savers paid to HMRC - AOL

Experts have said the new rules are more complicated than they first seem

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Daily Mirror

New ISA rules mean ‘new charge’ for savers paid to HMRC

Experts have said the new rules are more complicated than they first seem

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Daily Express

Nationwide, Barclays and Virgin extra cost confirmed in ‘brutal blow’

The triple hit comes as fears grow over a fresh escalation in the Middle East

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Estate Agent Today

Down-valuations on the rise as brokers demand asking price restraint

Brokers are reporting a rise in down valuations as surveyors become increasingly “defensive” in a stagnant property market.

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Thisismoney

Plans for new first-time buyer Isa unveiled as Lisa set to be scrapped: Everything you need to know

First-time buyers are set to get a new Government-backed savings scheme to help them get on the property ladder.

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Sky News

Underreported issue of estate agents inflating property prices is collapsing deals, experts warn

Estate agents are increasingly giving "overvaluations" on properties to win more business, industry insiders have said.

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Birmingham Live

Anyone putting home up for sale warned as overvaluations soar

Mortgage experts say the trend is becoming increasingly common.

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Daily Mirror

New ‘fantasy number’ warning to anyone selling their home

Brokers have said the current market means the issue is on the rise

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