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While coverage typically focuses on affordability challenges, young Australians are being strategic, informed, and actively building their knowledge.  Most significantly, they're approaching property not just as shelter, but as the foundation of their wealth-building strategy.

Across the industry, LinkedIn is flooded with recruitment selfies and “another office opening” announcements. But scratch beneath the hashtags and the truth emerges: the same names are being recycled from brand to brand.

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll know something’s been brewing. Australian and Kiwi proptech companies aren’t just thinking about the US anymore — they’re already making moves.

One Agency’s rapid expansion across Australasia has continued with the launch of its 16th new office this year, welcoming respected Principal Moritz Muck MREINZ and his team into Auckland Central.

National real estate group The Agency has rolled out a new brand campaign, signalling its intent to strengthen its position across the Australian market while continuing to build recognition of its business model.

For decades, the Australian real estate industry has been defined by its biggest networks. Sheer office count and large agent numbers have long been the measure of market dominance. In 2025, however, that equation is starting to shift.

Sydney property investors are increasingly turning their attention to regional markets, with fresh figures from Our Broker, Raine & Horne’s financial services division, showing enquiry levels have climbed by 20–30% year-on-year. According to Craig Betalli, Senior Broker at Our Broker, recent interest rate cuts have prompted yield-hungry investors to rethink their strategies and target quality properties in regional NSW.

The Harcourts Foundation is thrilled to announce that our GoodNight Tasmania campaign, in partnership with Backpack Bed for Homeless, has successfully reached its initial goal of funding 231 Backpack Beds.

Raine & Horne Hervey Bay, one of the Fraser Coast’s longest-established real estate businesses, has changed hands for just the second time in its 43-year history.

One of Australia’s most historically significant homes, Rainham, will be offered for sale by Grant Maskill-Dowton, Director of Raine & Horne Bathurst, with a price guide of $2 million.

Harcourts Real Estate Training Centre (HRETC) is proud to announce yet another recent graduate securing their first job in the exciting RE industry.

Harcourts has delivered outstanding results at the 2025 Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA) Annual Awards, with multiple offices recognised among the state's top performers.