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Welcome to the REB Podcast Network! Our hosts are regularly joined by some of the biggest names in Australia's real estate and property circles, covering off all the latest news, trends, insights and education. With REB widely regarded as the leading real estate content brand in Australia, we provide unparalleled access to the industry's rising stars and the most revered professionals, the newest tech, as well as cutting-edge developments in the business world.

  1. 2日前

    Property Buzz: Is the property market starting to crack?

    A government bailout, banks fighting harder for borrowers, and buyer activity falling: Australia's property market is showing cracks as economic pressure starts to build. On Property Buzz, Phil Tarrant and Liam Garman tackle the government's decision to support the Tomago aluminium smelter, questioning whether taxpayer money should be used to rescue struggling businesses. The conversation then turns to property, including the growing debate around third-party trust accounts and what a recent NSW court case could mean for the industry. The pair also look at banks ramping up refinancing offers and cashbacks as mortgage volumes soften, while buyer activity and property prices come under pressure across parts of the country. They then discuss whether a deeper property correction could spill into the broader economy, including household wealth, consumer spending, and the prospect of future rate cuts.

    Property Buzz: Is the property market starting to crack?

  2. 3日前

    Real Estate Exposed: Brawls, scams, and deposit wars

    A North Sydney agent brawl, a $1.2 million cyber scam near miss, and a court battle over property deposits: the latest real estate drama goes well beyond the auction floor. On Real Estate Exposed, Liam Garman and Emilie Lauer examine some of the industry's most contentious stories, from alleged agent misconduct to cyber security threats and the fight over who should hold property deposits. The pair discuss an alleged altercation involving rival agents on Sydney's Lower North Shore, and what public incidents like this can mean for professional reputations in an increasingly competitive market. They also look at a near miss involving a $1.2 million settlement redirection scam, highlighting how a sophisticated email fraud was stopped before the funds disappeared and why real estate businesses remain vulnerable to cyber crime. The conversation then turns to the growing debate around third-party trust accounts and "deposit flicking", following an NSW Supreme Court case that has reignited questions over transparency, consent, and the handling of property deposits. With regulators reviewing the rules, the episode examines what the case could mean for agencies and the future of third-party arrangements. Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (REB Podcast Network) and by liking and following Real Estate Business on social media: Facebook, X and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend a voice to the show, email editor@realestatebusiness.com.au for more insights.

  3. 4日前

    REB Business Empowerment Showcase: Compliant on paper v compliant in practice: Is your AML program actually keeping your business safe?

    A month on from "AML Day", most agencies have ticked the visible boxes: enrolled with AUSTRAC, named a compliance officer, and sent staff through initial training. But ticking those boxes isn't the same as running a program that actually holds up and keeps your business safe. On this REB Business Empowerment Showcase, Liam Garman sits down again with Kaan Yuksel, managing director and founder of Visibl, to explore the gap between compliance on paper and compliance in practice, and how agencies can close it. Yuksel explains what "paper compliance" really looks like in reality: an AML program written once and left on a shelf, staff who've done the bare minimum training, and a compliance officer who hasn't built the habit of actually engaging with their own program. The conversation turns practical, covering how agencies can build compliance into everyday workflows, from sending KYC verification alongside listing agreements, to making AML a standing item in team and business meetings, and why encouraging staff to raise red flags, even ones that turn out to be nothing, matters more than getting it right every time. Garman and Yuksel also revisit the penalties for getting it wrong, from AUSTRAC fines through to the reputational fallout in a trust-based industry, before Yuksel shares his advice for agencies still finding their feet a month into the regime.

    REB Business Empowerment Showcase: Compliant on paper v compliant in practice: Is your AML program actually keeping your business safe?

  4. 6日前

    PMX: From 50 to 1k properties: The systems driving rent roll growth

    Growing a property management business from 50 to more than 1,000 properties takes more than winning rent rolls. It requires systems, specialised teams, and a strategy built to scale. Here is how this Melbourne agency did it. On The Property Management Excellence (PMX) Podcast, Alex Whitlock sits down with H & B Real Estate's head of property management Tim Oldenburg to reveal how the agency transformed its approach to growth. Oldenburg shares how H & B Real Estate moved away from the traditional property manager-does-everything model, instead building specialised teams and systems designed to make the business less dependent on individual staff. The conversation also looks at growth through acquisition, including the due diligence required before taking on a new rent roll and the opportunities that can emerge from improving underperforming portfolios. Whitlock and Oldenburg discuss the landlord relationship, why understanding the customer proposition matters, and how agencies can build a property management operation that continues to perform as it grows. With H & B Real Estate targeting further expansion over the next five years, the pair share the lessons behind its growth journey and what other property management businesses can learn from its approach.

    PMX: From 50 to 1k properties: The systems driving rent roll growth

  5. 8月7日

    Property Buzz: Property, politics, and the battle over facts

    Property, politics, and policy collided this week as government funding, SMSF changes, housing affordability, and market narratives fuelled fresh debate. But behind the headlines, what do these shifts actually mean for buyers, sellers, and investors? On Property Buzz, Phil Tarrant and Liam Garman dive into the growing tension between politics, property, and public debate, exploring why housing remains one of Australia's most contested issues. The pair discuss how market forecasts can often depend on who is delivering them, with selling agents, buyer's agents, and commentators frequently presenting different versions of the same data. They also look at the impact of government policy on property, including the future of self-managed super fund (SMSF) investment, the shift towards commercial opportunities, and how changing rules could influence investor decisions. The duo then explores builder incentives, immigration and housing demand, negative equity, and whether current policy settings are addressing the challenges facing the market.

    Property Buzz: Property, politics, and the battle over facts

  6. 8月6日

    Real Estate Exposed: Underquoting, defamation, and political chaos

    Underquoting crackdowns, a $1 million defamation payout, and another political housing blunder – this week, Real Estate Exposed unpacks the biggest stories shaking the real estate industry and what they mean for agents. On Real Estate Exposed, Liam Garman and Emilie Lauer break down the biggest headlines shaping Australia's real estate industry. The pair examine Victoria's latest underquoting crackdown, unpacking the allegations against a major agency, the penalties agents could face, and why regulators are stepping up enforcement across the state. They also discuss the $1 million defamation case that sent shockwaves through the industry, exploring what it means for agents navigating social media, referrals, and reputation in an increasingly connected market. The pair then dives into the latest political housing debate, including confusion around negative equity, and why policy decisions continue to create uncertainty for property professionals, investors, and home buyers alike.

  7. 8月4日

    REB Business Empowerment Showcase: Work smarter, not harder: Is your CRM actually working for you?

    The technology agents rely on every day is changing fast. From AI and mobile-first CRMs to smarter automation, the next generation of real estate software could transform how agencies operate. On the REB Business Empowerment Showcase, Emilie Lauer sits down with LockedOn co-founders Luke Newton and Iain French to share the story behind the CRM, from spotting a gap in the market more than a decade ago to rebuilding the platform as the industry evolved. The trio explore how the industry's expectations have changed, shifting towards mobile-first CRMs – faster, simpler technology that helps agents spend less time on administration and more time winning business. Newton and French also discuss the rise of AI, the importance of protecting client data, and how customer feedback continues to shape the platform as technology and legislation continue to evolve. The trio also discuss how changing market conditions, compliance and customer expectations are shaping the next generation of real estate software – and what agencies need to do to keep up.

    REB Business Empowerment Showcase: Work smarter, not harder: Is your CRM actually working for you?

  8. 8月3日

    PMX: The AI shift every property manager needs to understand

    AI is changing property management faster than ever, but the biggest challenge isn't the technology; it's building systems that solve real problems for agencies. Here's what you need to know to stay ahead. On The Property Management Excellence (PMX) Podcast, Alex Whitlock is joined by Bairave Jeyasothy and Louis Amon from Managed to take listeners behind the scenes of building one of Australia's fastest-evolving property management platforms. The trio reveal how customer feedback shapes every product decision, why automation has become the biggest priority for agencies, and how AI is changing the way property managers work behind the scenes. They also lift the lid on the technology powering automated payments, explain why trust accounts are becoming a thing of the past, and discuss the challenge of balancing new features with keeping a platform running smoothly. The conversation also explores the rise of agencies building their own AI-powered workflows, the opportunities this creates, and why understanding the fundamentals of technology will become just as important as adopting the latest tools.

    PMX: The AI shift every property manager needs to understand
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番組について

Welcome to the REB Podcast Network! Our hosts are regularly joined by some of the biggest names in Australia's real estate and property circles, covering off all the latest news, trends, insights and education. With REB widely regarded as the leading real estate content brand in Australia, we provide unparalleled access to the industry's rising stars and the most revered professionals, the newest tech, as well as cutting-edge developments in the business world.

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    Momentum Media
  • 配信期間
    17年 - 26年
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