Property Council, Infotrust Boost AI in Real Estate

The partnership comes as AI continues to reshape workplaces, business models and decision-making across the economy. For the property sector, the challenge is no longer whether AI will change the way organisations operate, but how teams can build the skills to use it in practical, industry-relevant ways.

Property Council Academy Executive Natasha Teychenne said the partnership reflects the Academy's commitment to helping the property industry prepare for the future of work.

"Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way organisations operate, creating new opportunities to improve productivity, enhance decision-making and transform how work gets done," Ms Teychenne said.

"As the professional learning and development arm of the Property Council, we want to help the industry build the capabilities needed to navigate this change with confidence. By partnering with Infotrust, we are giving members access to practical, personalised and industry-relevant learning that supports both individual growth and organisational success."

The partnership will support the development of AI programs tailored to the unique opportunities and challenges facing the property sector, helping organisations build workforce capability, improve productivity and prepare for the future of work.

Infotrust Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Caleb Bateman said organisations investing in AI capability now would be best positioned for long-term success.

"Artificial intelligence is creating significant opportunities for organisations to improve productivity, streamline operations and enhance decision-making, but real value comes when people are equipped with the skills and confidence to use these tools effectively," Mr Bateman said.

"As Property Council Academy's Bespoke AI Learning Partner, we're looking forward to helping property professionals move beyond the theory of AI and into practical, real-world applications that support better business outcomes.

"Together, we have an opportunity to build the capability needed to help the industry embrace AI responsibly, confidently and effectively."

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