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Australian real estate body blow Print E-mail
The announcement last week that one of Australia's larger real estate portals was shutting down ( at least under it's current format ) isn't good news for real estate agents or the public

The site stood at around number 4 in the pecking order of real estate portals designed for agents. By most accounts it was behind realestate.com.au, domain and HomeHound but was seen as an up and coming player in the market and able to keep the front runners honest.

The closure of MyHome would leave too much power in the hands of the 2 larger portals yet again.
Whilst those are excellent sites the public and the agents needed the benefits that stem from the competition provided by another large real estate portal.

Despite MyHome being new ( around 18 months ) and needing refinement it had been showing steady improvement in terms of both it's public and agent interface.

Its daunting that a site with so much going for it could not survive longer and it is hoped that another business will take up the cudgels and provide the healthy competition that the australian real estate market needs.
 

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