The E-Homebuying Forum wished to position themselves as the go-to body on homebuying and selling and to work to shape the political debate around homebuying reform.

Quintus Communications, now part of Luther Pendragon, instigated a targeted political contact programme highlighting the Forum’s key messages as well as connecting with important stakeholders to ensure industry buy-in for the Forum’s key aims and objectives.  Coupled with this, the team sought to engage and recruit members via a media initiative aimed at relevant national and specialist media.  This has resulted in over 30 new members in the first year. 

The E-Homebuying Forum has been praised by the Department for Communities and Local Government for offering a unique cross-industry perspective on home-buying reform and its “Blueprint for the Future of Homebuying” was covered in over 10 trade journals following its launch.

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