Guide to AML/CTF for Real Estate.

Get an overview of the upcoming Anti-Money Laundering legislation and how it will impact real estate business in this guide. Download your free copy here.

The Real Estate Guide to AML Compliance.

Plain-language, practical guidance to help you understand what AML means for your agency — and how to stay compliant without the stress.

– What’s inside?

– What AML actually means in real estate

– What’s changing in 2026

– What your agency needs to do
   (with tips for principals, agents, and admins)

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Insights

Tips, how-tos and perspectives on making AML compliance easier for real estate teams.

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Lessons Learned & Shared

Guides

Discover key insights from three senior real estate leaders in New Zealand on their AML/CTF roll-out experience. 

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Guide to AML/CTF for Real Estate

Guides

Get an overview of the upcoming Anti-Money Laundering legislation and how it will impact real estate business in this guide. 

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Insights to AML/CTF Amendment Bill

Articles

Read our high-level update on what the Anti-Money Laundering/Counter Terrorism Financing Amendment Bill means for your real estate business.

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What’s happening at AMLHUB.

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Industry faces critical anti-money laundering compliance deadline

Australia's real estate industry must prepare for significant regulatory changes as the government introduces mandatory anti-money laundering reforms with a fast-approaching deadline.

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Real-estate sector braces for revamp to block $60b dirty-money flow

The nation’s multi-trillion-dollar property sector is facing a major compliance overhaul, with sweeping reforms set to take effect from July 1 next year that will force agents to act fast or risk falling behind.

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Compliance crackdown targets real estate sector

Richard Manthel from AMLHub discusses Australia's impending real estate compliance deadline as the government extends anti-money laundering reforms. He explains that real estate offers a viable avenue for laundering large sums, citing global examples of layering illegal funds through property transactions.

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