Ownership changes
Proprietor updates and transfers of registered titles.
Official data source
HM Land Registry monitoring
Watch titles and addresses for ownership changes, corporate interests and registered charges.
SoonCoverage: England & WalesPart of Property Watch
Why monitor this register?
HM Land Registry holds the definitive record of property ownership in England and Wales. Title changes, registered charges and corporate ownership updates can signal fraud, refinancing activity or portfolio shifts.
Registry Radar connects Property Watches to Land Registry data so you see meaningful changes at an address or title — without manually checking the register.
Monitoring
What Registry Radar watches for
These are the land record changes that most often matter to our customers.
Registered charges
New charges that may indicate lending, fraud or encumbrance.
Corporate titles
Companies added or removed as registered proprietors.
Title dataset updates
Material changes to the title record Registry Radar already holds.
Also detects: Sales, ownership changes, corporate property added/removed
Signals
Example alerts you might receive
- Critical
Property charge registered — possible fraud
An unexpected charge was registered against 14 Oak Lane, Manchester.
- Important
Proprietor change recorded
Ownership of Title CH892441 has changed on the register.
- Change
Corporate proprietor added
A limited company now appears on the title record.
Who uses this source?
- Property professionals
- Families protecting home equity
- Conveyancers
- Investors tracking portfolios
Common questions
Does Land Registry coverage include all of the UK?
HM Land Registry covers England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland use separate registers — coverage is shown per source on Registry Radar.
Can I watch an address rather than a title number?
Yes. Property Watches can be anchored to an address or title reference. Registry Radar resolves the best available public record for that location.
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Put Land changes on your radar
Create a Watch, connect HM Land Registry to the registers that matter, and receive plain-English Signals when the public record changes.