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Sydney, New South Wales Jul 7, 2025 – Australian mothers are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to simplify property investment, given the premium on their time.

AI is enabling mothers to build wealth and achieve financial security while balancing family responsibilities, from nursing to navigating the housing market during parental leave. This trend is positive for women, adding significance to International Women’s Day on March 8.

Amir Meshel, founder of Aussie Coast House Buyer and CEO of Wavie.com.au, understands these challenges. As a father of four, he initially built his investment property portfolio while managing parental duties. He now uses AI to simplify the process for others, particularly mothers.

“I wish I had AI systems when my children were newborns,” Meshel stated.

“AI filters out irrelevant information, highlighting only the most promising opportunities based on specific criteria. This allows mothers to make well-informed decisions without feeling overwhelmed, even when sleep-deprived.”

Historically, investment has been seen as a male-dominated field, where exclusive deals often favor insiders. AI is changing this dynamic.

“AI impartially analyzes property data, ensuring equal access to listings and insights regardless of gender or background,” he explained.

“By automating searches and accelerating connections with agents, AI ensures buyers do not miss out on properties sold before being publicly listed,” he added.

For mothers on parental leave, the key benefits include time savings, increased flexibility, efficiency, and greater choice.

“Mums can secure properties with self-funding mortgages, giving them the option to stay home or return to work on their own terms,” Meshel noted.

“AI consolidates data from numerous listings, saving hours of manual research. Buyers can concentrate on high-potential opportunities rather than filtering through countless options.”

He also mentioned that geographic restrictions are becoming less relevant as AI identifies optimal investment suburbs, even those in unfamiliar areas.

“In 2013, I bought a property in Maitland, Newcastle, for $345,000. It is now worth over $1 million. AI significantly improves the speed and clarity of decisions, making similar successes more attainable for others.”

In 2025, we can anticipate faster transactions, increased high-density living, and more self-managed property sales.

“Homes are being sold in days rather than weeks. Speed is essential,” Meshel emphasized.

“Growing populations are driving an increase in strata developments, which are ideal for first-time buyers. Platforms like Wavie.com.au enable homeowners to sell their properties independently, reducing costs by eliminating commissions of up to $19,000 on the median house price.”

He noted that women are now frequently purchasing higher-priced properties than men, with AI tools helping to close the gap in market access and decision-making abilities.

“The sooner people invest, the better,” he advised.

“Australian property prices have consistently risen over the past decade. AI empowers women to capitalize on this trend with confidence and speed.”

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