Australian real estate, spoken from inside the trade.
REB Podcast Network is built around practical conversations with people working inside Australian real estate. Its episodes move from rent rolls and trust accounting to culture, compliance, buyer relationships, homelessness, and the wider forces shaping agency decisions.
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REB Podcast Network is a large Australian real estate feed built around conversations with people operating inside the industry. It moves across agency management, property management, sales practice, proptech, compliance, leadership, and market context. The format is usually guided and interview-led. A presenter sets up the issue, a guest explains the working reality, and the conversation often follows the path of a real business problem rather than a tidy lesson plan. That gives the show a practical texture. It is comfortable with real estate jargon, but it does not sound sealed off from ordinary customer experience. Episodes return often to trust, culture, and the cost of getting service wrong. Automation is treated with interest, but also with suspicion when it blocks human contact or turns a customer problem into a systems failure. Property management episodes dig into rent rolls, owner education, tenant continuity, repairs, market rent, trust accounting, and the daily negotiation that sits behind apparently simple decisions. Agency-leadership episodes look at growth, team values, integrity, reputation, and the habits of high-performing operators. Showcase episodes add a supplier and business-services angle, including payment processing, transaction workflow, AML CTF preparation, and tools meant to reduce friction for agents. The network also stretches beyond internal agency mechanics. One episode connects war in Iran, oil, interest rates, and national security discussion to real estate industry concerns. Another brings homelessness into the frame through A Home for All Foundation and asks why the sector should stay involved. Regional and career-story episodes add another layer, with conversations about Byron, the Northern Rivers, long careers, and moving between sales, property management, ownership, and the buy side. The show is at its strongest when someone turns an anecdote into a test of professional judgment. It suits listeners who want the business reality of Australian real estate, not just listings talk or broad market commentary.
Made for: For Australian agents, principals, property managers, agency operators, proptech suppliers, and industry watchers who want practical conversations about how real estate businesses actually run.
What sets it apart: The network mixes frontline agency stories with management, compliance, technology, and wider market context, so the show feels closer to an industry roundtable than a narrow sales podcast.
Welcome to the REB Podcast Network! Our hosts are regularly joined by some of the biggest names in Australia's real estate and property circles, covering off all the latest news, trends, insights and education. With REB widely regarded as the leading real estate content brand in Australia, we provide unparalleled access to the industry's rising stars and the most revered professionals, the newest tech, as well as cutting-edge developments in the business world.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A practical view of Australian real estate that connects agency growth to client service and property-level judgment.
REB Podcast Network treats Australian real estate as an operating business, moving between property-news discussion and interviews with agency leaders. Its conversations keep returning to rent-roll growth, agency culture, property management and investment risk.
A damp Paddington terrace makes your rent increase look less like simple arithmetic.
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Property management is cast as a mix of automation, trust, and practical growth, with a Carlton example and a firm line on commitment.
REB Podcast Network frames property management as a business of automation, trust, and hard trade-offs for owners, landlords, tenants, and buyers.
A real estate conversation that treats automation as a tool, not a replacement for service.
This conversation gives real estate automation a skeptical edge, with Emilie Loer and Lisa spending much of the time weighing where AI helps and where it starts to get between the customer and the agent.
A grounded property management conversation about growth, owner education, and a difficult Paddington rent decision.
This single-episode review frames property management growth as a practical operating problem, not a slogan. Over three to four years, the conversation follows how rent decisions, owner relationships, and property care shape the strength of an agency.
A grounded real estate leadership episode about grit, empathy and earning influence through the work.
Holly Longmuir's real estate leadership story is framed around a practical idea: influence is built through work people can see, trust and learn from.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
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Tim Harris starts with permission to be himself.
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Emilie Loer opens the conversation around building a resilient, future-ready agency in real estate.
This episode discusses challenges facing buyer's agents, economic pressures, and a looming property supply crunch with expert insights.
This crossover episode features a discussion between property experts and a national security specialist about how the war in Iran impacts interest rates, oil prices, and the real estate industry.
Alex Whitlock interviews Grant McKay, co-founder of Managed, about how New Management reached “mid-200 properties” in under four years across Sydney’s Eastern suburbs.
This episode features an interview with Natalie Hortz and Christine Michael from the A Home for All Foundation, discussing how the real estate industry is uniting to tackle homelessness in Australia through fundraising and awareness.
This episode features an interview with Lucas McEntee, CEO of SalesFounder, discussing how real estate agents can streamline trust account processes and prepare for upcoming AML CTF compliance changes.
This episode features an interview with Melanie Bosward, discussing her 25-year real estate career, including her start on the Northern Beaches, experiences in property management and sales, and her transition to the buy side in the Northern Rivers/Byron area.
This episode features an interview with Holly Longmuir, a top Melbourne real estate agent, discussing her career journey, leadership approach, and insights on driving growth and fostering culture in real estate.
This episode features an interview with Craig Devison, founder of Property AI, discussing how real estate agents can leverage artificial intelligence to improve marketing and access passive markets without needing deep technical expertise.