Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Correspondence Regarding The Issue Of Misleading And Deceptive Conduct.
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This correspondence between the Real Estate Institute of Australia and the ACCC's Small Business and Franchising Consultative Committee documents enforcement action against misleading conduct in the real estate sector. The ACCC identified two major cases in NSW over five years: proceedings against Dominique Grubisa and DG Institute (2022) for misleading representations in real estate seminars, and enforcement against We Buy Houses and Rick Otton (2018) for similar conduct in training courses. The ACCC also provided a decade-long enforcement history including cases against All Homes Pty Ltd (2013, anticompetitive online fee recommendations), Ray White (2005/2015, price misrepresentations and franchising breaches), Giann & Giann (2005, seminar misrepresentations), Gary Peer & Associates (2005, price misrepresentations), and Set Sale Realty (2004, false
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