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One year of Queensland Seller Disclosure: How leading agents are turning compliance into a better client experience
It has been just over a year since the Seller Disclosure Regime came into effect, introducing one of the most significant changes to residential property transactions in recent years.
Regulatory Updates and Expert Guidance
Q1 2026 Property Market Update: shifting preferences, regional momentum and affordability shape buyer behaviour
Explore InfoTrack’s Q1 2026 Property Market Update to uncover what’s driving buyer activity across New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria. The insights highlight the latest trends shaping 2026.
The latest real estate news, market trends, and expert insights from across Australia
Adelaide leads the way in fastest-selling properties, the REIA Housing Affordability Report shows a national decline in housing affordability, and the rental market turns a corner, with the Gold Coast now the most expensive location on the market.
Leading through change: key insights from Securexchange’s AML/CTF Roadshows
The team at Securexchange and I have had the privilege of engaging with hundreds of real estate agents across metro and regional New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland over the last six weeks on our AML/CTF roadshow.
Beyond the suburbs: what residential agents can learn from rural and agricultural real estate
Most real estate agents can relate to a day filled with inspections and appraisals across the suburbs, but for agents working in rural and agricultural real estate, it can look very different, yet the core goal remains the same.
Q4 2025 Property Market Update: where buyers are moving and how agents can win
Buyer activity across New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria in the final quarter of 2025 reveals clear patterns that are likely to continue this year, from renewed demand for houses in growth corridors to growing interest in regional and coastal hotspots.
Thriving in real estate in 2026: navigating change and driving excellence
As we settle into 2026, Australia’s real estate industry is entering a new phase – shaped by rising client expectations, evolving compliance obligations, and rapid advancements in technology.