Whether you’re looking to sell for a change of lifestyle, or considering buying an investment property as part of your investment strategy, spring traditionally has been the time when more properties come to market. CoreLogic’s latest analysis shows an average uplift of 18.2% in fresh listings and 8.3% for sales over the past decade. But.

Insights from CoreLogic’s recent report, – which analyses housing market performance segmented by the number of bedrooms – highlights a growing trend among Australian renters; a shift towards properties with more bedrooms. Potentially reflecting a trend of share houses or multiple family households, the report reveals there is an 8.7% rise in rent for houses.

Selling a home involves more than just listing it on the market; there are many steps in the process which come with financial implications. Whether you are relocating, upgrading, or downsizing, having a clear understanding of selling costs can help you plan better and make informed decisions. Read on to find out what key costs.

Two aspects we’ve always prized ourselves on is our in-depth real estate knowledge and delivering outstanding customer service. As a family run business, we are committed to ensuring we have the right people in our team to deliver this. Which is why we are absolutely delighted to welcome two brilliant new members to our sales.

There’s a new ‘finance provider’ kid on the block! With soaring property prices and stringent lending criteria, finding finance, either through the big banks, or through a broker may be challenging for investors and first-time home buyers alike. This is why Social Funding, a concept developed by the company MyBrix, has been developed. Social Funding.

Many of you know our Manager of our Property Management Team, Kellie Andriessen, who has worked with us for 35 years, constantly goes above and beyond, and delivers an amazing service to our landlords, but now her property management skills and talents have just been recognised at a state level. We are absolutely delighted she.

While the New South Wales Government says it has a responsibility to ‘back every citizen striving to own a home, rent a home, or who needs social housing’ and the 2024 Budget includes a number of measures and initiatives aimed at stimulating growth in the property market, it does have significant implications for property investors..

Tackling Australia’s housing crisis was a focus in this year’s budget, and fortunately for property investors, negative gearing, the generous 50% discount on housing investments after one year and other tax deductions property investors can benefit from were not on the table! Homes for Australia In this budget, the Government unveiled its ‘Home for Australia’.

The latest CoreLogic report shows that dwelling values across Regional Australia rose 2.1 per cent in the three months to April 2024, the fastest quarterly growth rate in almost two years. In this quarter, Regional Australia outperformed capital city values which rose 1.7 per cent in the same period. Some of our suburbs are performing.