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BPS $100m Milestone Reaches in Real Estate Listings
- Published October 23, 2015 11:36AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
22nd October 2015, ASX Announcement
BPS Technology Limited’s (ASX: BPS) Bartercard Division now has more than $100 million worth of Real Estate listing available throughout its global network for its members to buy with an average of thirty five (35) percent being payable in Bartercard Trade Dollars.
“There has been a lot of activity in the real estate sector in the last months and now more than ever members are looking to acquire investment property using their Trade Dollars”, said Trevor Dietz, CEO of BPS Technology Limited.
Bartercard has more than two hundred and fifty (250) properties listed on its various Real Estate Sites in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the UK and Thailand.
“With an average Trade Dollar component of thirty five (35) percent this means that members have the opportunity to spend more than $35 million which in turn creates even more opportunities for other members”, said Mr Dietz.
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