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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.

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.

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.

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.

One Agency has strengthened its presence in Auckland Central with the arrival of highly respected Principal Moritz Muck MREINZ and his experienced team, who have transitioned from Harvey’s Henderson.

One Agency has strengthened its presence in Auckland Central with the arrival of highly respected Principal Moritz Muck MREINZ and his experienced team, who have transitioned from Harvey’s Henderson.

One Agency has strengthened its presence in Auckland Central with the arrival of highly respected Principal Moritz Muck MREINZ and his experienced team, who have transitioned from Harvey’s Henderson.

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.

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.

Ray White businesses across Auckland’s North Shore and Hibiscus Coast teamed up to sell nearly $30 million in property across three sites during their auction extravaganza, The Event 4.0.