Underquoting crackdowns, a $1 million defamation payout, and another political housing blunder – this week, Real Estate Exposed unpacks the biggest stories shaking the real estate industry and what they mean for agents.
On Real Estate Exposed, Liam Garman and Emilie Lauer break down the biggest headlines shaping Australia’s real estate industry.
The pair examine Victoria’s latest underquoting crackdown, unpacking the allegations against a major agency, the penalties agents could face, and why regulators are stepping up enforcement across the state.
They also discuss the $1 million defamation case that sent shockwaves through the industry, exploring what it means for agents navigating social media, referrals, and reputation in an increasingly connected market.
The pair then dives into the latest political housing debate, including confusion around negative equity, and why policy decisions continue to create uncertainty for property professionals, investors, and home buyers alike.
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