6 new Aussie proptechs worth checking out
Here’s six proptechs that are operating out of Fishburners in Sydney.
4 proptech innovators creating transparency in real estate negotiations
The biggest grievance of all property consumers – whether they are buyers or sellers – is the lack of transparency around the buying and selling process. In the Perceptions research …
Innovation versus Legislation: is proptech also disrupting government?
I was delighted to moderate the Innovation versus Legislation panel at the recent REINSW Proptech Lunch. It was a great discussion that covered a range of challenging topics. Buckle in …
Everything you need to know about robots in real estate
Robots are already a ‘thing’ in real estate agencies whether you believe it or not. They are automating content creation, sending email, interrogating databases, responding to client inquiries and even …
Is your PM team elevating or anchoring your business?
Is the property management team in your business an asset that’s growing the value of your business or an anchor that’s holding you down? New research shows that for close …
Will the Australian portals embrace ibuying?
Grumbling about online portals is an international obsession with real estate agents. While Australians love to complain about the cost of advertising on Realestate.com.au and Domain, in the US the …
The truth bombs at INYC19
Here are some key quotes from INMAN Connect New York 2019 that capture the key themes of the event.
The 5 Vs that are driving the future of real estate
There were five major trends that were consistently identified by a range of speakers across INMAN Connect in New York this month. Some have been around for a while, but …
Will Google run real estate?
Ever wondered why Google is bothering with driverless cars, Google Homes and glasses that show you data as you walk around? And what on earth can any of it have …
Will 2019 be the year of business model change in real estate?
Why is the business model for real estate broken? And is technology helping or hindering us from fixing it? The case for putting customers, not technology at the centre.