Where does momentum get lost between appraisal and settlement?

See where real estate sales can lose momentum between appraisal and settlement, and how better follow up, buyer management and vendor updates can help.

From 1 October 2026, Victorian agencies must meet new Property Price Statement requirements covering advertising, reserve prices and post-sale reporting. Reapit is introducing platform enhancements to support compliance.

Property portals help people find homes. But what happens next? We look at how real estate agencies can build stronger relationships after the first click.

AI is becoming another way people discover businesses. Find out what could mean for your real estate agency website and how easy you are to find online.

Could your next listing or landlord already be inside your agency? See how better handovers across sales, lettings and PM can uncover better opportunities.

Sellers are heading into spring more cautiously this year. We look at what’s behind the hesitation and what it could mean for agents trying to win listings.

Reapit announces a significant additional technology investment to accelerate its vision for a new generation of real estate agency, combining platform, consumer engagement and AI to help agencies build stronger customer relationships and unlock growth to lead in the AI era.

Explore Reapit’s July ’26 updates, including connected payments with TrustIQ and Reapit Lettings, smarter lease renewals with Reapit Forms, the new Inspection e-Brochure and more!

Your landlord today could be your vendor tomorrow. See how connecting customer data across your agency can help uncover opportunities already in your database.

Which buyers should you call first? Learn the buyer signals worth watching and how top agents use them to prioritise follow up and spot more opportunities.

Show how better visibility into your agency’s key numbers can help you spot changes sooner, focus your attention and make more informed decisions.

Want stronger landlord relationships? Discover 8 simple questions property managers can ask to build trust, understand owners and uncover growth opportunities.