You might be surprised…
Have you ever wondered where to buy some of the country’s cheapest, most affordable property?
This week we take a look at RP Data’s recent release: the most affordable regional suburb for units in Australia. The results are based on median units values as at February 2015 with at least 100 sales over the … Continue Reading »
What’s the real difference?
On average, two in every three Australians currently live in capital cities across the country. In fact, 78% Western Australian residents live in the greater Perth area, giving the WA capital he highest proportion of population among each of the 8 major cities.
Over the next few decades the number of people that are choosing to … Continue Reading »
Housing Market | State by State
The latest CoreLogic RP Data Property Capital Markets report has been released and reveals some interesting information about the Australian property market. The Australian economy has continued to grow over the past year, however, the rate of economic growth has slowed over recent years as investment in the resources sector has moderated.
Related: … Continue Reading »
Ranked Australian Universities
This month marks the first full month that most high school graduates will become ‘official’ uni-students
The University of Melbourne remains Australia’s top university, ranking number 33 in the world. It’s no surprise that surrounding suburb Parkville has a proportionately high demographic of young independents.
This list is based on the latest round of Times Higher Education World University Rankings, with universities in … Continue Reading »
How to run the best open for inspection in the neighbourhood
So the scenario is this: You’ve gained a listing, you have created a schedule of events to bring you up to auction day, and you think you’ll get some good traction. What you do next is just as, if not more important. Any vendor will expect you to run inspections, … Continue Reading »
Auction vs Auction
The two most common options for selling a property are the ceiling price approach or auction.
The ceiling price method is like a bartering system that can take place over a period of time. The owner puts their price on the market and the consumer can basically scout through the marketing and know exactly how much the seller is … Continue Reading »
Nobody knows your home better than you.
You have lived in it and loved it and you know every nook and delightful cranny and every special feature of the property.
All those special features such as three-phase power or that you were a builder make your property more desirable and valuable. It is an agent’s job to convey … Continue Reading »
Take a peek at the top 10 most expensive streets on the planet
The rich and the famous people on the planet do not prefer to have their abode just anywhere. They seek comfortable locations. Some streets have consistently attracted the rich and famous.
The international wealth intelligence firm Wealth-X evaluated average property prices to find the most expensive streets … Continue Reading »
Making the most of your greatest asset
If a woman won $10,000 in Lotto, she’d scream, ‘My God, I won $10,000!’
If a man was to reap a windfall of $50,000 more than they expected, (which in effect is $100,000 you would have to earn and pay tax on, to have that much cash) – we’d say, ‘good … Continue Reading »
Absolutely!
The most recent example of how a good sales person can make a difference comes from the Melbourne south east suburb of Glen Iris where a Changing Places Area Specialist took over the sale of a property in Flowerdale Ave that had been listed by one of the high profile agencies in that area.
The … Continue Reading »
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