
We're delighted to have been shortlisted for Best Front Cover at the 2026 Estates Gazette Awards.
The annual awards celebrate excellence across the UK property industry, recognising the people, businesses and ideas shaping the sector. This year's shortlist includes Nimbus in the Front Cover of the Year category. Public voting is now open, with the winner announced at the Estates Gazette Awards in November.
A cover inspired by innovation
Our shortlisted cover marked the launch of The Complete Comparables Tool, one of the most significant developments in the Nimbus platform.
Designed by Tori Payling, the creative brought comparable data to life through a striking visual of the London skyline, using data points inspired by the Nimbus platform itself. The concept reflected our ambition to make complex property intelligence more accessible and to set a new standard for comparable data.
Since its launch, The Complete Comparables Tool has continued to evolve with richer data, new capabilities and insights from our growing contributor community, helping property professionals access broader, more reliable comparable evidence.
Thank you to our contributor community
The Complete Comparables Tool is strengthened by the organisations and professionals who choose to contribute data to Nimbus.
Every contribution helps expand the breadth and quality of comparable evidence available across the platform, creating greater value for the wider property industry.
We're incredibly grateful to everyone who continues to support and contribute to the platform.
Support Nimbus
If you enjoyed our front cover, we'd be incredibly grateful for your vote.
Voting is open until Friday 2 October, and takes just a few moments to complete.
Vote for Nimbus here.
If you'd like to learn more about The Complete Comparables Tool or contributing comparable data to Nimbus, we'd love to hear from you.
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