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AUSTRAC fines for real estate agents: What you need to know
AUSTRAC has moved from warnings to enforcement, and Australian real estate businesses that provide designated services but have failed to enrol under the AML/CTF laws risk facing significant financial penalties.
Regulatory Updates and Expert Guidance
The 2025 State of Real Estate Report: What clients really expect from their agent
The 2025 State of Real Estate Report, produced in collaboration with InfoTrack, gives agents a clear picture of what their client’s truly value, where improvements are needed, and how technology can elevate your role in every transaction.
The silent threat real estate agents can’t afford to ignore
Cybercrime may not grab headlines in your day-to-day, but it poses a real threat for agents. Your clients don’t realise the risk, and as a trusted advisor, you play a key role in protecting them. Learn best practices to safeguard your clients and reputation.
Property Market Update Q2 2025: Key trends across New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria
The Q2 2025 update highlights changing buyer preferences and demand across NSW, QLD and VIC. From first home buyer hotspots to the resurgence of inner-city living, here’s what’s driving market momentum.
Securexchange launches the Seller Disclosure Tool to support Queensland agents through the upcoming changes
Securexchange, in partnership with the REIQ, has proudly launched the Seller Disclosure Tool, a first-of-its-kind solution purpose-built to support real estate agents through the new Seller Disclosure Regime.
The latest news and insights on the Australian real estate market
Over 1,000 suburbs are on track to hit the $1 million mark, property prices could double in the next five years, Gold Coast apartments hit a record $2 million average, and key rental law changes are underway in New South Wales.
AML/CTF Tranche 2 Reforms: What real estate professionals need to know
AML/CTF marks a major regulatory shift for Australia’s real estate industry. For the first time, real estate professionals will be brought under the regime, joining the likes of lawyers, conveyancers, accountants, and other sectors subject to these laws.