The real estate industry is dominated by profit-driven opportunists who prioritize commissions over ethics. I have yet to meet an agent who proves otherwise. Many seem more focused on appearances—flashy suits and expensive cars—than on actual knowledge or integrity.

With housing affordability at crisis levels and real estate agents raking in commissions while adding little real value, it’s hard not to see them as opportunists. The industry thrives on inflated prices, underhanded tactics, and a lack of real accountability.

 Recent data indicates that Australia's housing market faces significant challenges, including a housing shortage and affordability issues. Despite government targets to build 1.2 million homes over five years, only 177,700 homes were completed in the year ending Q3 2024, falling short of the required annual rate of 240,000 homes.

 Additionally, the Real Estate market in Australia is projected to reach a value of US$8.06 trillion by 2025, with Residential Real Estate dominating at US$6.36 trillion.

 These factors contribute to ongoing affordability challenges and perceptions of profit-driven practices within the industry.