Property

Dec
07

Metricon customers get a boost from open banking apps that help navigate interest rates and make home ownership more accessible

Customers of Metricon are early beneficiaries of two new open banking apps being brought to market by Loan Gallery.

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Dec
06

Tipping point for AI adoption in commercial property industry as 3 in 4 execs prioritise automation in 2024

A new national research report by MRI Software suggests frustration by senior professionals working in Australia’s $31.4 billion Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industry.

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Nov
30

The Room Xchange and compare & connect join forces to help Australian house-sharers potentially save thousands on household costs

Proptech platform The Room Xchange is partnering with innovative comparison service compare & connect, to deliver a positive and practical solution for Australian house-sharers

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Nov
29

Proptech EnvisionVR raises $2.5 million to propel global expansion

Proptech startup EnvisionVR has secured $2.585 million in a recent funding round from a mix of investors from within the property sector.

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Nov
27

Airtasker cofounder’s AI PropTech app, Soho.com.au, hits $20M valuation with investment from Feedback Ventures

AI-powered real estate discovery app Soho.com.au finishes 2023 on a high and defying current startup trends, with a valuation of more than $20 million.

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Nov
23

Scope for interoperability settled as ARNECC moves to mandate key dates in regulation

Sympli welcomes the Australian Registrars National Electronic Conveyancing Council announcement today that the scope for the interoperability releases has now been settled.

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Nov
22

Real estate professionals armed with Cyber Resilience Toolkit

Together with AON and CyberCert, the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has developed and launched a Cyber Resilience Toolkit for real estate professionals.

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Nov
16

Only the builder knows their true financial position; why should developers and lenders be forced to guess?

The Australian Constructors Association reports that building firms are entering administration at twice the rate of other industries and over 50% of large contractors fit the technical definition for insolvency.

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