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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2024

[EP 284] Are We In A Buyers Market? The Real Story Behind the Latest Surge in Business Buyer Enquiries

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Is it a buyers market? Why has there been a surge in buyer enquiries this year (which doesn’t look to be slowing down any time soon). What’s the story behind the latest trends in technology, labor shortages, and business competitiveness? This week on The Deal Room Podcast, Joanna Oakey is joined by Head of SEEK Business, Lucia Vuong and Judo Bank’s Chief Economic Advisor, Warren Hogan for a two-part episode covering the latest data in business buyer enquiries, what might be driving the enquiry volumes and what this may mean for the market ahead. In this episode, Part 1 of 2, Warren, Lucia, and Joanna dig into: - Which sectors are seeing the highest buyer inquiries? - Emerging buyer behaviors - Where the widely forecasted “cliff” of retirees currently stands? - What the latest data reveals about different industries - How population shifts between states and regional vs. city areas is impacting the economy. We see hundreds of transactions at Aspect legal, so it’s always interesting to see if the data “out there” matches what we’re seeing first hand..and guess what… as you’ll hear.. It does!

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