Australian-based start-up launches across Australia and South East Asia to increase the sale-ability of property in a declining market, giving control and confidence back to agents.

Calling all real estate agents in Malaysia!

You can now sell any type of property, anywhere in the world. Do it the easy way through digital real estate start-up Twillis'online real estate ecosystem across South East Asia and Australia.

The ecosystem brings together agents, allowing accessibility to thousands of property professionals and creates the ability for transactions to occur in real-time, with transparency.

It breaks down boundaries for agents by offering a campaign-based ecosystem, charging zero per cent on commissions.

Twillis also reduces the need for holding expensive events or exhibitions, or even contacting agents individually regarding certain properties, as listings of projects are accessible in real-time, and with full transparency of a peer-reviewed network.

In only a few months, it has built a database of 20,000 licensed agents across the region.

Since the platform went live last February, Twillis has gained a 10 per cent market share and significant ground on off-plan property sales respectively in Australia and South East Asia.

It plans to continue its aggressive growth in the region by giving control and confidence back to agents in a challenging property market.

Matthew McGrath, Senior Business Solutions Manager at Twillis, believes the company is unique in the marketplace, giving agents a new way of selling in declining markets.

“Confidence and control shouldn’t ever be dictated by economic conditions.

Twillis provides real estate agents the tools they need to increase their commission and generate market leads – from networking, to marketing resources, transparent commission fees and limitless opportunities for growth across regions.”

“Well, we’re seeing transactions occur between agents who have never previously met each other before.

"This is what it’s all about – allowing the industry to connect in the ever-changing digital landscape.”

For more information, visit https://www.twillis.com.au/new-development