Real Estate News
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Amy Drinkwater appointed Head of Partnerships at ListingLogic
ListingLogic, a leading digital marketing solutions platform for the real estate industry, has appointed Amy Drinkwater as the new Head of Partnerships.
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Cathy Freeman and Dom Price to present at Ready25
REA Group has released the first speaker details for Ready25, the biggest property industry event of 2025, set to take place at Royal Randwick in Sydney on 21 August.
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Shanghai leads the way in real estate tax incentives
Shanghai has become the first major Chinese city to roll out tax incentives aimed at boosting its property market.
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Milk Chocolate® unveils a new proprietary platform to revolutionise the property buying experience in Australia.
Milk Chocolate®, an Australian start-up co-founded by Michael Cleary and Richie Ragel, is set to transform the property purchasing landscape.
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WA real estate industry celebrates excellence at REIWA Awards
Western Australia's real estate industry has recognised its top performers at the prestigious REIWA Awards for Excellence, with 23 awards presented to outstanding agents and agencies.
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Queensland’s best recognised at excellence awards
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has hosted its largest ever Awards for Excellence, celebrating outstanding achievement across the state's real estate sector.
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Experts worried immigration is overwhelming housing supply
Australia's leading experts on housing are worried that Australia’s high levels of immigration are hurting housing affordability and making homeownership unobtainable.
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Record property listings across capital cities
Capital city property buyers are being given the most choice in a decade, as new listings hit record levels in October.
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The growing trend of downsizers renting through retirement
In the UK renting in retirement has embraced, eliminating the stress and expense of property maintenance.
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New $900 million fund to boost construction productivity
The Federal Government has announced a significant new initiative aimed at addressing productivity challenges in the building and construction industry.
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Property markets remain resilient despite high rates
Property markets across Australia continue to show remarkable resilience in the face of high interest rates, with several capital cities posting strong growth throughout 2024.
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NYC ends broker fees for renters
The New York City Council’s recent passage of the Fairness in Apartment Rentals Act represents a significant shift in the city’s rental market. This legislation mandates that landlords, rather than tenants, bear the cost of broker fees when brokers are hired to list and show apartments. Traditionally, New York City renters have been responsible for these fees, which can amount…
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REA Group Excellence Awards winners announced
REA Group last night celebrated the best of the best in the property industry at its Annual Excellence Awards gala in Melbourne.
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Leo Widjaja: building success through genuine connections
Leo Widjaja never imagined a chance meeting at a diving course would lead to a successful career in real estate.
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The personal touch: how family takes centre stage in Barry Plant’s marketing
Barry Plant's family members have taken the spotlight as models in the ‘Safe Hands’ spring campaign.
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Real estate agencies face hidden risks with overseas freelancers
Cybersecurity experts are warning Australian real estate agencies about the dangers of using overseas freelancers for outsourcing operations.
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What is the commercial property outlook for 2025?
The top 7 predictions for Australian commercial property in 2025
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PropTech alliance: MRI Software and Proptech labs expand partnership for smarter property management
MRI Software and PropTech Labs announce expanded partnership to deliver comprehensive solutions for property managers across Australia and New Zealand
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Nicola Spicer joins RE/MAX in Western Australia
RE/MAX Extreme is continuing to make their mark as real estate leaders in Perth, with the introduction of their newest sales agent Nicola Spicer.
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Property investors shift focus to high-growth markets
Investment activity is showing strong signs of growth, despite concerns about investors exiting, according to new data.
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Home building recovery underway across Australia except Sydney
A national recovery in home building is gaining momentum, but Sydney continues to lag behind other major markets.
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The Agency sees sustainability marketing vision come to life
National real estate brand The Agency has launched a sustainability marketing initiative in a move that sees the listed company use its unique model to respond to calls from property partners and consumers to be more environmentally conscious.
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Million-dollar suburbs with potential for growth
Propertybuyer and Hotspotting reveal Australia’s next million-dollar suburbs, spotlighting top areas with prime potential for long-term capital growth.
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Niket Kalra returns to RE/MAX with new office
Having begun his real estate career in another RE/MAX office, it was a full circle moment this week as Niket Kalra opened the doors to his own office, RE/MAX Signature, in the greater Brisbane suburb of Crestmead.
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End of year insurance check: Are you ready for 2025?
As the year comes to a close, you're probably looking forward to some well-deserved time off over the holiday period.
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Buyers told to do their due dilligence this holidays
With the holidays fast approaching, buyers are being told to do their due diligence when it comes to buying properties.
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Boost Your Productivity with Advanced CRM Features: What Sets Top Agents Apart
Maintaining a competitive edge in real estate requires more than just networking and market knowledge; it demands the smart use of technology.
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Trump victory drives record US searches for NZ property
New Zealand property searches by US residents spiked dramatically following Donald Trump’s election victory, particularly from Democratic-leaning states.
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REIQ pushes back on costly anti-money laundering laws
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is calling for significant changes to proposed anti-money laundering laws that could cost the property industry $2 billion annually.
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Regional locations continue to see solid growth
Queensland and Western Australia continue to be some of the strongest regional locations for growth, with experts predicting there is more to come.
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