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Has the real estate industry really changed over the last 50 years? At the heart of it, Charles Tarbey says that professionalism is still the name of the game. In this episode, the chairman of Century 21 Australia shares how a chance invitation brought him to the doorsteps of a real estate career and explains his working ethos that "money will find you" by building the right skills, knowledge and relationships to provide the best service to clients. While he acknowledged that the real estate industry and its inner workings have changed over the years, Charles talks about how the essence of good old-fashioned methods can be transferred and improved by technology before sharing the invaluable lessons he learned as an agent, as a business owner and as a leader.
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What does the future of real estate recruitment look like? According to Kylie Walsh and Anna Egri, addressing the pain points involved in the process is key to ushering in a new era in the hiring space. In this episode of the REB Business Empowerment Showcase, host Grace Ormsby is joined by Kylie Walsh and Anna Egri, the originators of the brand-new tech platform Recruit RE.| With over 35 years of experience between them, Kylie and Anna unpack the different bugbears that they have encountered in the real estate industry recruitment space, which are not only hurting businesses but also poses risks for clients. By providing a purpose-built platform, the duo are looking to create a "home" for both employers and employees during the recruitment process.
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Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from.
As Christmas draws ever closer, Tom and Phil sit down to consider "the year that was", before turning their attention to what's still to come in 2023.
Classifying the current real estate market as "strong" even with the recent softening seen Australia-wide, the pair consider the ramifications of a changing marketplace on the profession and allied industries.
The pair also unpack the very real risks associated with cyber security — or a lack thereof.
Tom then finishes off the episode by offering up his own predictions for the new year and what the real estate profession can and should expect from 2023.
Rapidly shifting market conditions in 2022 may have caught some agents off guard, but this is not Edward Lim's first rodeo in rough waters.
In this episode, the sales consultant for LJ Hooker Victoria Park and REB's #5 Dealmaker for 2022 shares how he built his network from the ground up after making a life-changing career switch from being an engineer to a real estate professional and talks about how he managed to not only survive but thrive in softer market conditions.
He explains why a "go big or go home" mentality is key to perfecting one's craft and unpacks how perseverance — along with a "don't give up" attitude — can set up agents for success.
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Grace Ormsby and Sadhana Smiles are back to wrap up 2022 and discuss why 2023 will be the "year of change". In this special year-end episode, the editor of REB and the chief executive of Real Estate Industry Partners (REIP) sit down to reflect on how the real estate industry's landscape shifted in the last two years and why it's time for business leaders to collaborate in order to bring the changes that will transform the space for the better. They also take a short trip down memory lane before giving their take on what 2023 will bring for the industry. In this episode, you will hear:
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Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from.
In the week the Socceroos break records, Tom and Phil sit down to discuss Australia's property market recent history before offering their predictions and insights into where the market is headed.
The pair discuss the four scenarios recently outlined for the future of Australia's property market and analyse the merit of each one before moving on to forecasts about the short and medium-term cash rate decisions by the RBA. Tom also shares his deadline for downturn property purchase.
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Today, Dr Nicola Powell, Domain's chief of research and economics, sits down with host Grace Ormsby to analyse Australia's rental crisis and discuss the latest findings of the network's October Rental Vacancy Rate report.
Nicola outlines the unprecedented spread of Australia's rental crisis before exploring the conditions that drove the market to its current position, how long the crisis will last, how it's altered tenant decision making, and what factors can assist in dragging Australia out of crisis.
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Matt McGown, the regional product and marketing officer for Reapit Australia and New Zealand, chats with Momentum Media's Grace Ormsby for the latest episode of REB's Proptech Pulse. With artificial intelligence (AI) inevitably set to change the real estate industry landscape, Matt calls for a reframing of how the sector views the tech's integration into business operations and explains why AI adoption should be perceived as a liberation from tasks weighing down agents rather than a takeover of the machines. The duo also discuss how the uptake in AI has increased in recent times and unpack why improving business capabilities with the right tech can help put a business ahead of the industry pack.
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Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from. To determine whether the market has reached the floor on property price declines, Tom and Phil take stock of housing data spanning back 35 years. While the duo surmised that correction phases unfold throughout an average period in the past, they also underline that Australia is composed of markets within markets that are at different points of the downturn stage — meaning a one-size-fits-all strategy for buying and selling is not feasible. With that, the duo provides strategies on how investors can navigate the current market and why the best strategy is remaining invested despite the cooler conditions. They also touch on how regulatory interventions, including state-based stamp duty and land tax reforms and home-buying schemes, are shaping market trends.
While Adrian Knowles acknowledges that the days of record-breaking sales and short selling times are gone, he believes there are focus points that businesses must zero in on to avoid going under in the tough market waters. Now, more than one year after stepping into a leadership role, the chief executive of Harcourts Group Australia sits down with Grace Ormsby to talk about how joining the brand's executive slate has been a "full-blown" learning experience and shares how the brand's best-kept secret is its community. And although there is no surefire way to predict where the market will go, Adrian emphasises that businesses must not just key in market conditions — but be one step ahead of any downturn by having a sense of agency of the factors it can control and optimising its current capacities.
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