Real Estate

How disruptive technology could improve real estate transparency

An estate agents sign for a house to rent is seen in front of a row of terraced houses in Altrincham northern England, April 16, 2016.

There’s a growing demand for transparency, and the real estate industry has been listening Image: REUTERS/Phil Noble

Anthony Couse
CEO, JLL Asia Pacific
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