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[Privacy Policy](/privacy) Essential OnlyAccept All [Skip to main content](#main-content) [ ![HeadStart Docs](/assets/logo-dark-bg-CUivuKJ8.png)![HeadStart Docs](/assets/logo-light-bg-D5BRMGqf.png) ](/) [Home ](/) Features [Programs ](/programs) Resources Sectors [Log in ](/auth) [Portal](/aml-landing) Real Estate Sector # Real estate agents are reporting entities under Tranche 2. Here's what you need to know before 1 July 2026. From 1 July 2026, new AML/CTF compliance obligations (called Tranche 2) will apply to the Real Estate Sector. AUSTRAC enrolment opens 31 March 2026. ![Real estate agents are reporting entities under Tranche 2. Here's what you need to know before 1 July 2026. professionals](/assets/real-estate-hero-DZtQP6hd.jpg) ## The path to 1 July 2026 is defined by clear legislative and regulatory milestones AML/CTF Amendment Act Passed Nov 2024 Finalisation of AML/CTF Rules Aug 2025 Core Guidance from AUSTRAC Oct 2025 Sector-Specific Guidance for Real Estate Early 2026 AUSTRAC Enrolment Opens 31 Mar 2026 Mandatory Compliance Commences 1 Jul 2026 The Australian real estate sector has been assessed as having a high money laundering risk. Professionals are viewed as critical gatekeepers. ## Why real estate is a prime focus for regulators ### Storing Value Property is commonly used to store and grow the proceeds of crime. ### Integrating Funds It can be geared, renovated and resold to integrate illicit funds into the legitimate economy. ### Facilitating Crime Residential and commercial properties can be used to facilitate other criminal activity (e.g., 'supply houses' for drug operations). ### Enabling Access Real estate professionals are often one of the first points of contact for criminals seeking to move illicit funds into property. ## ML/TF/PF Risks in the Real Estate Sector The real estate sector faces significant money laundering (ML), terrorism financing (TF) and proliferation financing (PF) risks. Property is commonly used to store, grow and integrate the proceeds of crime. #### Identity Verification Customer due diligence Inadequate verification of customer identity leading to onboarding of high-risk clients. #### Unusual Transactions Transaction monitoring Failure to detect structured payments or unusual transaction patterns. #### Sanctions Exposure Prohibited dealings Risk of inadvertently dealing with sanctioned entities or persons. #### Beneficial Ownership Ownership opacity Complex ownership structures obscuring the true beneficial owners of assets or entities. ### Industry References [NRA: Money Laundering (2024) ](https://www.austrac.gov.au/business/how-comply-guidance-and-resources/guidance-resources/money-laundering-australia-national-risk-assessment-2024)• [NRA: Terrorism Financing (2024) ](https://www.austrac.gov.au/business/how-comply-guidance-and-resources/guidance-resources/terrorism-financing-australia-national-risk-assessment-2024)• [NRA: Proliferation Financing (2022) ](https://www.austrac.gov.au/business/how-comply-guidance-and-resources/guidance-resources/proliferation-financing-australia-national-risk-assessment-2022)• [FATF NRA Guidance (2025) ](https://www.fatf-gafi.org/en/publications/Methodsandtrends/Money-Laundering-National-Risk-Assessment-Guidance.html) Designated Services ## Are you providing a 'designated service'? The regime is service-based, not job-title based. It applies even if a service is discounted or pro bono. Designated Service 1 ### Brokering real estate sales Listing and selling agents, buyer's agents and project marketers who broker the sale, purchase or transfer of real estate. When it starts: When you sign an agreement to broker the sale (seller's agent) or find property (buyer's agent). Designated Service 2 ### Direct sales without an agent Property developers selling house/land packages, apartments off the plan, or new lots using in-house teams. When it starts: When a commitment to sell is made and a real buyer identified. ### What is 'real estate'? It includes freehold, leaseholds over 30 years, and certain 'land use entitlements'. It generally does not include short-term leases or movable dwellings like caravans. ## Who May Be Captured? The key trigger is designated services. Real estate agents, buyer's agents, developers and project marketers are all potentially in scope. Residential agents Home sales and property transactions Commercial agents Business and commercial property sales Agricultural agents Rural and farming property transactions Auctioneers Property auction services Buyer's agents Representing purchasers in property searches Property developers Direct sales without independent agents Whether you are captured depends on the designated services you provide. If unsure whether you're covered, please seek legal advice. Even if you are not covered, you may consider implementing guardrails to ensure you don't accidentally cross lines. ## Some real estate activities remain outside scope The following activities are generally not designated services, provided they are not part of a broader in-scope transaction: ### Property Management Pure property management activities (rental management, maintenance coordination) where no sale is involved. ### Short-term Leases Leases of less than 30 years and short-term holiday rentals are not covered. ### Valuations and Appraisals Providing property valuations or market appraisals without involvement in the sale transaction. ### Auctioneering (non-property) Conducting auctions for items other than real estate (e.g., livestock, vehicles, household goods). ### Building and Construction Providing construction, renovation, or building services without selling the completed property. ### Advisory Services Providing market advice, feasibility studies, or development consulting without executing transactions. ## Once you are a reporting entity, you have six fundamental compliance obligations ### 1. Enrol with AUSTRAC Formally register your practice as a reporting entity. ### 2. Develop & Maintain an AML/CTF Program Create a written, risk-based program tailored to your firm's specific ML/TF risks. This is the cornerstone of your compliance. ### 3. Conduct Customer Due Diligence (CDD) Identify and verify your clients and their beneficial owners before providing a designated service, and monitor them on an ongoing basis. ### 4. Report to AUSTRAC Submit Suspicious Matter Reports (SMRs) and Threshold Transaction Reports (TTRs) as required. ### 5. Keep Records Maintain all relevant records of CDD, transactions and your AML/CTF program for prescribed periods. ### 6. Appoint an AML/CTF Compliance Officer Designate a senior individual responsible for the oversight of your program. ## Key AML/CTF Areas for Real Estate Professionals Under Tranche 2, real estate professionals face new obligations when facilitating property transactions. Our documentation helps you navigate these requirements with confidence. ### Vendor & Purchaser Verification Procedures for verifying the identity of all parties to property transactions. ### Trust Account Controls AML/CTF controls for trust accounts, including monitoring, transaction verification and suspicious activity detection. ### Beneficial Ownership Identification Requirements for identifying beneficial owners when dealing with companies, trusts or other entities. ### Source of Funds Enquiries Procedures for understanding and documenting the source of funds for property purchases. ### High-Risk Transaction Protocols Enhanced due diligence for high-value properties, foreign buyers and complex transactions. ### Suspicious Matter Reporting Workflows for identifying, escalating and reporting suspicious matters to AUSTRAC. ### Compliance Officer Duties Appointment requirements, role description and ongoing responsibilities for AML/CTF compliance. ## Building an AML Program Building an AML/CTF program for a real estate agency requires multiple steps. - AML/CTF program framework for real estate agencies - Risk assessment worksheet (ML/TF/PF risks) - Vendor and purchaser verification procedures - Trust account AML controls and monitoring - Source of funds enquiry workflows - Suspicious matter reporting procedures - Staff Training Register for tracking completion - Compliance officer role description ![Professionals reviewing AML compliance documentation](/assets/legal-consultation-SdDZg_6z.jpg) ## Ready to Get Started? 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