With growing news of the Australian housing market’s downward trend in price, paired with a trend of increased average of days spent on the market, Lightspeed decided to investigate Australian perceptions relative to news reports. In particular, this study focused on eagerness to buy a property, how they feel the market has performed over the past 12 months, which channels Australians rely on for news and how on point they feel the news is to their position.
James Hurrell
Client Development Executive, Australia
James has been a Client Development Executive at Lightspeed Australia for three years with a special focus on partnerships within the online panel enterprises. In this role, James has championed recent developments at Lightspeed such as Survey Health Score and Internal Business Strategy for new segments.
James joined the team shortly after completing his MBA Degree at Macquarie University and more recently completed a certificate in Data Analytics. Previously, James has worked in marketing positions and market research positions with 4 years’ experience.
James has been a Client Development Executive at Lightspeed Australia for three years with a special focus on partnerships within the online panel enterprises. In this role, James has championed recent developments at Lightspeed such as Survey Health Score and Internal Business Strategy for new segments.
James joined the team shortly after completing his MBA Degree at Macquarie University and more recently completed a certificate in Data Analytics. Previously, James has worked in marketing positions and market research positions with 4 years’ experience.
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