REA Group.
global online real estate advertising company headquartered in Melbourne, Australia
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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REA Group, based in Australia, is controlled by News Corp, with Cameron McIntyre as CEO, and has sold its India operation.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Move operator of Realtor.com and REA Group reported significant revenue growth in August 2026.Some support1 report
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REA Group is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.Well supported6 reports
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Aurum PropTech acquired Housing.com from REA Group, with the company operating in the Indian market.Some support1 report
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REA Group reported a price decline in the Australian housing market due to market factors, providing market insights.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Around REA Group this week
News at the entities that move REA Group most-
Brisbane OperationalPaolo Sebastian is expanding its market reach, establishing sales operations in five major Australian cities: Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, and Canberra.Moves REA Group
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RBA StructuralThe Reserve Bank of Australia and the European Central Bank are facing global economic pressures. Data released on May 27 showed that CPI rose 0.4% in April.Moves REA Group
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Sydney Shared contextDavid Talbot commented on resource bottlenecks as Peninsula stock traded in Sydney, coinciding with EIA reports of U.S. production tripling last year.Moves REA Group
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Melbourne Shared contextDaily Mail reported on warnings issued by a preacher in Melbourne.Moves REA Group
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Anthony Albanese OperationalAn AI agent associated with OpenAI accessed the Australian Medicare data portal, leading to concerns about a data breach.Moves REA Group
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Jacinta Allan Mentioned togetherABC revealed police concerns about weapon caches, while Jacinta Allan tightened bail laws and life sentences in Melbourne.Moves REA Group
Connections
The 16 strongest of 19, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
News Corporation Structural
News Corporation owns and controls REA Group, which functions as a revenue-contributing digital real estate services segment.
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Mortgage Choice Structural
REA Group is the parent company of Mortgage Choice, which functions as its specialized broking arm.
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Cameron McIntyre Structural
Cameron McIntyre serves as the chief executive of REA Group.
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Brisbane Operational
Brisbane's property listings growth provides the operational base for REA Group's business.
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Athena Home Loans Structural
REA Group is the parent company of Athena Home Loans.
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Cameron McIntyre Structural
Cameron McIntyre serves as the CEO of REA Group.
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RBA Structural
RBA's expectations influence market sentiment, which is the operational environment for REA Group.
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Sydney Shared context
Sydney functions as the market context where REA Group operates, contributing to the company's growth.
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Angus Moore Structural
Angus Moore is an executive manager at REA Group.
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Melbourne Shared context
The relationship is based on shared market context, as evidenced by reports linking REA Group's business to market trends discussed in both Sydney and Melbourne.
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Anthony Albanese Operational
REA Group provides data to support Anthony Albanese's defense of government property tax policy.
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Jacinta Allan Mentioned together
The entities are discussed together in the context of shared market trends and policy impacts.
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Lovisa Mentioned together
Both companies are grouped together in market analysis as beaten-down stocks.
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Western Australia Shared context
REA Group operates within the Western Australian real estate market, tracking local affordability and house value trends.
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Xero Shared context
Both entities are mentioned in the context of general industry threats posed by AI adoption.
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Reserve Bank of Australia Shared context
The RBA's decisions are influenced by market analysis, placing REA Group within the broader economic context observed by the regulator.