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RECENT structural changes to the Australian Property Institute are bringing relevance to the organization, according to Queensland President Bart Mead.
Speaking to Australian Property Journal at the API’s National Conference on the Gold Coast, Mead said that while the profession has seen enormous change over the last 10 years with consolidation of the industry and changing technologies, its fundamentals have not changed.
“We provide an analysis of the current market, we take that with our inbuilt property intelligence and deliver value back to our clients,” he said.
“I do believe the API can add enormous value to us as a valuation profession.” Mead said.
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- Disruption in property industry here to stay
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Australian Property Journal
