In this week’s edition of Movers + Shakers, we take a look at the big changes taking place at RE/MAX in the US, with CEO Nick Bailey being replaced, how Ray White leadership is encouraging the group’s agents to grow and Elders’ new Wagga office.

Don’t forget to scroll to the end for our ‘polls’ section, where we ask your views on current events, trends or specific topics. Every vote goes into the draw for a ticket to Elite Retreat Hayman Island to be drawn on June 30, 2024.

And now… on with this week’s Movers + Shakers!

First National’s best and brightest

The top performers from First National Real Estate’s SA and NT offices have been recognised, with Darwin-based First National O’Donoghues awarded No.1 Sales Office of the Year at the awards night. More here.

RE/MAX’S US leadership shake-up

RE/MAX LLC President and Chief Executive Officer Nick Bailey has been replaced as head of the franchisor in the US, but the move will not impact the Australian arm of the international network. More here.

Motivation, milestones and makeovers

This week, we’ve rounded up more new beginnings, including new offices, promotions and expansions.

Ray White Levels Up. More than 1000 Victorian and Tasmanian agents attended 2024 Launch ready to step outside their comfort zone and push for growth this year. More here.

@realty Turns 10. The brand celebrates a decade of innovation and success, including $27B in sales. More here.

Barry Plant’s Online Makeover. The real estate group has launched a new-look website as they set about embracing new technology. More here.

Campbell Aitken Bolsters Knight Frank. The experienced professional has been named Head of Retail Investments as market conditions improve. More here.

Jerome Smith Launches in Wagga. The renowned auctioneer will lead Elders' new Residential and Lifestyle office. More here.

Marshall White’s Updated Look. The Melbourne real estate group has updated their iconic castle logo with a fresh rebrand. More here.

Fixing the rental crisis

A recent Homelessness NSW study found homelessness had risen across 58 of the state’s 128 local government areas in the past year alone.

The NSW Government recently released a discussion paper on the issue, with Housing Minster Rose Jackson stating the goal was to put every part of the housing market under the microscope to examine options to encourage a greater supply of long-term rental accommodation.

We want to know your thoughts… what do you think would help the most? Choose your best answer below (and don’t forget every vote is an entry to win our Elite Retreat Hayman prize valued at $3,897 to be drawn on June 30!)

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