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From Searching to Furnishing, Nextsix Wants To Be Home For All Property Needs

Teow Wei Kwang, Co-Founder, Nextsix

25-Aug-23 10:00

From Searching to Furnishing, Nextsix Wants To Be Home For All Property Needs

Buying or renting property can be a tedious process, from finding something within your budget and physically locating the property, to finding the right agent or platform to work with and wading through the paperwork.

It’s no wonder why websites like iProperty and PropertyGuru have become so popular, but is the future of proptech to move away from broad searchability and build out a property superapp for all your property needs?

To find out,we speak with Teow Wei Kwang, Co-Founder of Nextsix. Nextsix is a one-stop property platform that is pioneering a GPS and data-driven search engine that links property seekers to properties available within a particular vicinity through real estate agents, but by the looks of it, has bigger aspirations as well.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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