Conveyancing Exchange Competitors

InfoTrack is the leading innovator in legal technology and pioneers of property conveyancing automation in Australia. We provide an integrated platform that enables our clients to find, analyse, organise and communicate information efficiently and effectively. InfoTrack has been at the forefront helping businesses through technology innovation for over 21 years and has a deep understanding of the legal and conveyancing industry with over 8,000 legal clients across Australia. More than just an award-winner of technology solutions, InfoTrack has repeatedly been named Great Place to Work, most recently ranked 6th. Our company ethos of 'Effort over obligation’ helps our people achieve our mission as every employee’s work output is fast-paced and of a high calibre. Our people are passionate about achieving their goals and subsequently seeing the company succeed. Our business performance isn't just based on numbers, it's based on attitude, engagement, employee satisfaction and more. Our service is second to none. The awards we win for culture, service, and products are a testament to how far we have come as a company and how we have developed over the years.Since 2014, our award wins show no signs of slowing down as we continue to expand into new markets.

Burgess Rawson from CBRE is a highly motivated commercial agency business providing clients with direct access to key decision makers. Our emphasis on long-term relationships is particularly important. Since our inception in 1975, we have expanded our operations across Australia’s eastern seaboard, with an interstate network of offices. Our business was recently acquired by CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (based on 2024 revenue). This has further enhanced the solutions we can provide for high-net-worth individuals, developers, owner-operators, REITs, syndicators, and family offices. www.burgessrawson.com.au.

The Northern Land Council was established in 1973 to represent traditional Aboriginal landowners and Aboriginal people in the Top End of the Northern Territory of Australia. The most important responsibilities of the NLC are to consult with traditional landowners and other Aborigines with an interest in the land. This is to make sure the landowners as a group give their informed consent before the Land Council or a Land Trust enters into any agreement, or takes any action affecting their land. It also ensures that affected Aboriginal communities and groups have the chance to express their views and that land use agreements entered into are reasonable. These principles are fundamental to the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. The NLC also acts as a representative body for native title claimants in its area under the Native Title Act 1993.