• How real estate agencies are leaning into tech

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
  • Podcast

How real estate agencies are leaning into tech

  • Summary

  • Real estate professionals are known to be early tech adopters. But one area of the industry has been notably slow to adapt to new advancements.

    On this episode of Secrets of the Top 100 Agents, Adam Holster, NAB professional services banking executive, and Luke Johnston, director of Johnston Donoghue Property, join host Juliet Helmke to talk about why it’s time agencies embrace new payment systems.

    Adam explains why this is an area of interest for NAB, and how the bank has approached the pain points in payment processing across the real estate industry, with its new platform, NAB Portal Pay. As one of the first users of the offering, Luke shares how it maximises efficiencies in his business.

    The trio talk about the risks associated with real estate transactions and why it’s important that businesses keep their systems up-to-date. They discuss what’s coming down the pike in terms of tech advancements in this space, and how agencies can stay ahead of the curve.

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