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AFR names Listing Loop as one of the “six proptech startups to watch in 2020″
- Published January 15, 2020 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Listing Loop was named as one of the top six proptech startups to keep an eye on in 2020 by the Australian Financial Review.
Listing Loop is a real estate marketplace that brings together “just listed” and off-market property listings from leading real estate agencies. Off-market property sales are properties that are listed for sale but are not advertised to the masses.
Listing Loop gives buyers a one-stop-shop to access ‘secret’ off-market property listings from leading real estate agencies. Sellers, through their agents, get to sell their properties with no sale, no charge advertising – they only pay when there’s a result. Agents are given access to a vast network of hot qualified buyers, while having an entirely new revenue stream through their buyers.
NBA and NBL mega star Andrew Bogut is an ambassador as well as an investor with Listing Loop being his first proptech investment.
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About Listing Loop
Listing Loop is a first-of-its-kind high transaction, low overhead real estate tech business that is not only unique to Australia, but globally. The platform brings together “just listed” and off-market property listings from leading real estate agencies in the one convenient location. It’s a new way to discover properties for sale that are not always advertised to the masses.
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