Trusting Trustpilot
with your brand?

HomeViews provides a more accurate view of your performance as a housing association. This is because we actively collect reviews to avoid ‘issue-led’ reviews that tend to be negative.

We ask every reviewer what kind of tenant or buyer they are and carefully verify their identity. We also make sure every review gives a detailed, accurate view of one specific building.

Trusting Trustpilot
with your brand?

HomeViews provides a more accurate view of your performance as a housing association. This is because we actively collect reviews to avoid ‘issue-led’ reviews that tend to be negative.

We ask every reviewer what kind of tenant or buyer they are and carefully verify their identity. We also make sure every review gives a detailed, accurate view of one specific building.

“Partnering with HomeViews gives us great insight into the buying experience, helping to improve our services and our homes.”

John Lumley

Strategic Sales Director, L&Q

Book in a meeting with our CEO, Rory Cramer via our Partnerships Executive, Ella Webb to learn more.

Book in a meeting with our CEO, Rory Cramer via our Partnerships Executive, Ella Webb to learn more.

“Partnering with HomeViews gives us great insight into the buying experience, helping to improve our services and our homes.”

John Lumley

Strategic Sales Director, L&Q

Engage with your residents with a free HomeViews account

Engage with your residents with a free HomeViews account

We believe the best information about a residential development comes from the people living there. Owners and tenants have a lot of useful information to share with their prospective neighbours, not just on the property itself and its locality, but also on the development and building management.

Does it matter how recent reviews are?

We often encourage Partners to regularly collect reviews. This keeps them in the running for our annual Resident Choice Awards, but it’s also something that consumers value.

Research by Power Reviews found that 64% of consumers said they were more likely to buy a product with fewer, more recent reviews than if it had a higher volume of reviews published three or more months ago.

44% of consumers in that same study wanted to ideally be able to find reviews written within the past month. And 62% would not purchase a product if the only reviews available were published a year or more ago.

How many reviews do you need?

Brightlocal data is again the best place to turn to understand the broad spread of opinions shown by consumers. In 2025, 14% of consumers wanted to see 100+ reviews in order to trust a company’s average star rating. However, the majority of consumers said that 20-49 reviews was enough for them to trust an average rating (33%), while 22% said that 50-99 reviews were enough.

How much should you engage with reviews?

Consumers are more consistent on how much they want to see companies responding to reviews. 89% were likely to use a business that repsonded to all reviews, whether positive or negative. Far fewer (55%) were likely to use a business that only responded to negative reviews.

As we stated above, responding to positive and negative reviews clearly demonstrates to prospective residents that you care.

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