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NSW real estate CPD requirements, compliance guides, and practical insights for licence holders and agencies.

NSW property professional reviewing 2026–2027 CPD requirements on a laptop

16 July 2026Guides

NSW Real Estate CPD Requirements 2026–27: How Many Hours?

NSW CPD is counted in hours, not points. Most real estate agents need 7 hours of compulsory topics in 2026–27. Class 1 adds at least 5 forum hours.

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Two NSW property professionals comparing Class 1 and Class 2 licence CPD notes in an agency office

27 July 2026CPD Requirements

Class 1 vs Class 2 NSW Licence: Powers, CPD & Upgrading

Class 1 vs Class 2 in NSW: the licence difference, how to upgrade from Class 2 to Class 1, and why core CPD stays the same once you do.

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Modern real estate office desk with a laptop open to online forms and a soft Sydney city skyline beyond the window

4 Sept 2026Guides

Renew Your NSW Real Estate Licence: Online, Cost and CPD

Renew your NSW real estate licence online through Service NSW. What you need, what it costs, when your renewal notice arrives and where CPD fits.

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NSW selling agent at an open home holding a tablet showing a property price guide

11 Sept 2026Guides

NSW Underquoting Reforms 2026: When They Start and What Changes

Price in ads is expected from November 2026 and the Statement of Information from February 2027. What’s in force now and how NSW selling agents can prepare.

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Printed course outlines fanned out on a tidy agency desk beside an open laptop in soft daylight

14 Oct 2026Guides

How to Choose a NSW Real Estate CPD Provider: What to Check First

Fair Trading approval is the starting point. What else to check when choosing a NSW real estate CPD provider, from current topics to clear booking steps.

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Two NSW real estate colleagues, a man in his 50s and a younger woman, standing on a suburban footpath beside an agency window display, one holding a phone as they compare diaries in daylight

12 Oct 2026Guides

When to Book NSW Real Estate CPD: Deadline, Renewal and Timing

NSW real estate CPD is due by 30 June each year. When to book your session, how it fits your licence renewal, and how to plan CPD for a whole office.

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Real estate agent standing at the front gate of a house holding a set of property keys on a sunny spring morning

2 Oct 2026Guides

Returning to NSW Real Estate After a Break: Licence and CPD

Been away from NSW real estate? How long you have to restore your licence, when you must reapply, and the CPD you'll owe for the year you come back.

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Close-up of a modern Sydney CBD office desk with documents and folders, harbour and skyline visible through the windows behind

30 Sept 2026Guides

Is CPD Tax Deductible for NSW Real Estate Agents?

Paid for your own CPD? Here's when NSW agents can claim it, what happens if your agency paid, and the receipts to keep, based on the Tax Office's guide.

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Agents finishing a face-to-face CPD session, one signing out at an attendance table by a training room door

28 Sept 2026Guides

What CPD Evidence Should NSW Licensees in Charge Keep?

As an LIC you keep two sets of CPD evidence: your own Class 1 records and your team’s, checked before you file them. What to keep, what to check, how long.

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NSW residential property managers reviewing tenancy and CPD notes in a property management office

23 Sept 2026Guides

What NSW Residential Property Managers Must Cover in CPD This Year

NSW residential property managers need 7 CPD hours across 3 topics — including Domestic and Family Violence for at least 4 hours from an FT-reviewed provider.

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Blog

EDUTIVE Blog

NSW real estate CPD requirements, compliance guides, and practical insights for licence holders and agencies.

16 July 2026Guides

NSW Real Estate CPD Requirements 2026–27: How Many Hours?

NSW CPD is counted in hours, not points. Most real estate agents need 7 hours of compulsory topics in 2026–27. Class 1 adds at least 5 forum hours.

Read post

27 July 2026CPD Requirements

Class 1 vs Class 2 NSW Licence: Powers, CPD & Upgrading

Class 1 vs Class 2 in NSW: the licence difference, how to upgrade from Class 2 to Class 1, and why core CPD stays the same once you do.

Read post

4 Sept 2026Guides

Renew Your NSW Real Estate Licence: Online, Cost and CPD

Renew your NSW real estate licence online through Service NSW. What you need, what it costs, when your renewal notice arrives and where CPD fits.

Read post

11 Sept 2026Guides

NSW Underquoting Reforms 2026: When They Start and What Changes

Price in ads is expected from November 2026 and the Statement of Information from February 2027. What’s in force now and how NSW selling agents can prepare.

Read post

14 Oct 2026Guides

How to Choose a NSW Real Estate CPD Provider: What to Check First

Fair Trading approval is the starting point. What else to check when choosing a NSW real estate CPD provider, from current topics to clear booking steps.

Read post

12 Oct 2026Guides

When to Book NSW Real Estate CPD: Deadline, Renewal and Timing

NSW real estate CPD is due by 30 June each year. When to book your session, how it fits your licence renewal, and how to plan CPD for a whole office.

Read post

2 Oct 2026Guides

Returning to NSW Real Estate After a Break: Licence and CPD

Been away from NSW real estate? How long you have to restore your licence, when you must reapply, and the CPD you'll owe for the year you come back.

Read post

30 Sept 2026Guides

Is CPD Tax Deductible for NSW Real Estate Agents?

Paid for your own CPD? Here's when NSW agents can claim it, what happens if your agency paid, and the receipts to keep, based on the Tax Office's guide.

Read post

28 Sept 2026Guides

What CPD Evidence Should NSW Licensees in Charge Keep?

As an LIC you keep two sets of CPD evidence: your own Class 1 records and your team’s, checked before you file them. What to keep, what to check, how long.

Read post

23 Sept 2026Guides

What NSW Residential Property Managers Must Cover in CPD This Year

NSW residential property managers need 7 CPD hours across 3 topics — including Domestic and Family Violence for at least 4 hours from an FT-reviewed provider.

Read post