Property recruitment

2022 marked a shift in the property market driven by interest rate rises and inflation, resulting in a decline in property values across both commercial and residential markets. With sales slowing down and average number of days on the market relatively high, 2022 saw many Real Estate Agents with less experience leave the industry. Sales Agents with stronger experience were required to develop their marketing and lead generation skills, which had been less utilised in previous years.

Property in 2025

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2023 wasn't without its roadblocks. Given the uncertain business landscape in 2024, an unyielding focus on talent attraction and rention will be essential to ensure organisations continue to perform in the current market and remain in a strong position to navigate high market volatility.

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