The iconic “Great Australian Dream” of homeownership is undergoing a transformation in the face of modern economic challenges. In a recent interview, Lucinda Hartley, co-founder of Mondus Capital, a leading proptech innovator, discussed key industry trends and the role of technology in shaping the future of homeownership. “The traditional concept of the ‘Great Australian Dream’ needs to adapt to modern economic realities.,” Lucinda stated. Redefining Aspiration The tradition

Proptech veteran David McKenzie, founder of inclood , the world’s first network exchange platform, addressed a Proptech Forum meeting, stressing the urgent need for greater collaboration and integration within the industry. “We need to move away from siloed systems and embrace a more unified approach,” McKenzie urged. He highlighted a critical disconnect between technology and its end users, advocating for community-based platforms to bridge this gap. Centralized Intelligence

Alex Collins, a seasoned PropTech professional with 15 years of industry experience, recently joined Cloudstaff to help businesses navigate the world of outsourcing. Drawing on his extensive background, Alex offers valuable insights into the unique challenges and opportunities facing PropTech companies today. Ethical and Responsible Outsourcing Alex is passionate about educating the industry on ethical outsourcing practices. He emphasises the importance of compliance with loc

Sales is a process, not an art form, delegates at the 2024 Proptech Forum were reminded by ProptechGuru founder, Mark Hollands.  In a lively roundtable discussion, Hollands addressed the critical question of when proptech founders should transition from selling their product or service to establishing a dedicated sales team. While acknowledging the inherent ability of founders to champion their own products and services, attendees recognised the inevitable need for dedicated