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Securexchange, a leading digital solution for real estate professionals, has unveiled its next-generation platform, purpose-built for leading agents to manage property sales and property management more efficiently.
Designed for agents who want to stand out in a competitive market, the platform brings a suite of tools together in one powerful ecosystem, including Verification of Identity (VOI), in-platform signing, smart document editing, secure fund sharing, property management mode, and for Queensland agents, the Seller Disclosure Tool.
By centralising these capabilities, agents can save hours of admin each week, stay on top of compliance obligations, and keep deals moving – all without switching between multiple systems.
“As a leading platform in the property space, Securexchange has always been about helping agents work smarter and safer,” said Alex Antal, Head of Securexchange.
“This version takes it further, equipping agents across Australia with the tools to manage both sales and rentals seamlessly, securely, and with confidence.”
For Queensland agents, the platform delivers even greater value with the Seller Disclosure Tool, designed to simplify compliance with the state’s recent disclosure requirements.
“It’s the only solution backed by Queensland peak real estate body, reinforcing the trust and reliability Securexchange brings to the industry” Antal added.
Lovy Goundan, National Sales Manager at Securexchange, said the updates are designed to streamline an agents day-to-day.
“Agents run on momentum. There are listings to win, vendors to update, buyers to qualify, contracts to chase,” he said.
“With the new Securexchange, everything is in one place and streamlined, which means fewer tabs, fewer hand-offs, and more time in market. It’s a smarter, faster way to handle processes, from appraisal through to exchange.”
Beyond efficiency, Securexchange also helps agents deliver a consistent, professional experience that clients will notice.
“By bringing these features together, agents not only save time but also reduce risk, minimise errors, and deliver a more modern service,” Goundan said.
“It also frees up agents to focus on what matters most: winning listings, impressing clients, and closing deals.”
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The national median home value has reached a record high, with the average dwelling increasing by approximately $54,100 over the past year. PropTrack’s Home Price Index data for September 2025 shows prices rose 0.5% in the last month alone, the ninth consecutive month of growth.
According to the article, house prices across Australia have climbed 6.2% over the past year, and in the last five have skyrocketed by 50.6%. In capital cities, prices are up by 6% compared to September 2024 and rose by 0.6% in September 2025. On a monthly basis, Hobart led the growth with 0.8%, followed closely by Sydney at 0.7%. Annually, Darwin saw the highest increase nationwide at 11.4%, with Brisbane second at 10.2%.
Strong growth continues to be seen in regional Australia, with home values now 7.1% higher than September 2024. Regional property values have outpaced capital cities over the past five years, rising 64.4% compared to capitals at 46.5%.
According to Cotality data, Brisbane’s median house price has officially exceeded $1 million for the first time ever recorded. The median house value in Brisbane back in May 2025 was $1,006,000 and it edged closer to $1,011,000 by June 2025, placing the capital city as one of the nation’s most expensive markets alongside Sydney.
Coality’s Home Value Index (HVI) between 2020 – 2025 shows Brisbane house prices have surged 76.1% in those five years, with the median value jumping to $1,011,000 from $558,000. While Sydney continues to lead median house prices by nearly $550,000 higher than other states, Brisbane now sits ahead of Melbourne by approximately $63,000 and Canberra by $30,000.
According to the article, the sharp rise in Brisbane’s property values has been largely driven by population growth. Between 2020 -2024, approximately 235,000 people relocated to the sunshine state, representing a 9.2% growth for Greater Brisbane, well above the national population growth rate of 6%. This surge in demand has put pressure on housing supply, fuelling competition and price growth.
While Brisbane makes headlines for price growth, Perth is currently Australia’s fastest selling market, according to Ray White Group.
Senior Data Analyst, Atom Go Tian from Ray White Group said, “Perth leads Australia as the fastest-selling capital city, with houses taking just 13 days to sell.
“While this is up slightly from nine days last year, it still represents a decade low.
“The numbers are remarkable: 76 per cent of Perth suburbs sell within 0-14 days, and another 21 per cent sell within 15-30 days.”
Nationally, eight of the top 10 fastest-selling suburbs are in Perth. Across other capital cities:
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Brisbane joins $1 million club
The latest Regional Movers Index report for the June 2025 quarter, released by Commonwealth Bank Australia (CBA) and the Regional Australia Institute (RAI), reveals that while fewer people are leaving capital cities, down by nearly 20% (19.3%) to the lowest level since December 2019, regional Australia continues to be a strong drawcard.
Despite the slowdown, the data has presented that movement from capital cities to the regions (11.2%) continues to outpace migration in the opposite direction (8.9%).
Breaking the figures down by state, New South Wales accounts for 60% of relocations to the regions, followed by Victoria at 35%, Queensland and South Australia at 2%, and Northern Territory 1%.
Among those making the move, regional New South Wales (34%) and Queensland (31%) topped the list of destinations. Notably, Queensland saw a resurgence in regional migration, climbing from 19% (2024) to 31% (2025).
“Regional Australia is no longer a second choice – it’s the smart choice,” said Liz Ritchie, CEO of the Regional Australia Institute (RAI).
“From career opportunities to community connection, the regions are delivering.”
As seen in the report:
The most popular places for people from capital cities: top five LGA’s by share of net capital to regional migration (12 months to June 2025)
For places becoming increasingly popular, the top 5 LGAs by annual growth in net capital to regional migration (12 months to June 2025 vs 2024) percentage change was:
Most popular regional to regional destinations: top five LGAs by share of net regional to regional migration (12 months to June 2025):
Access the full report here.