Just as with television, parallel paths are shaping up for the consumer when it comes to buying and selling a house — the old way and the new way.
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Month: <span>March 2019</span>
Demand for short-lets in one part of Sydney is proving so strong people are buying property in the area to capitalise on the money they can make letting out accommodation.
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New research show buyers value fun and entertainment at home over more practical features when house hunting.
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Smart home automation systems and car spaces with charging ports for electric vehicles are just some of the features on offer in one of Sydney’s newest residential developments.
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No.345 Elizabeth Street the latest example of a quality Tasmanian commercial property set to fetch national attention at auction.
The post North Hobart Nando’s site expected to fetch a tasty price at auction appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Sydneysiders are feeling the impact of falling household net worth, with the government and economists waiting to see if it reverberates through the rest of economy.
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CoreLogic and search platform Homesnap have teamed up to let agents update listings, sync contacts and perform other tasks all from their phones.
Solar power is becoming a sought-after feature for househunters who want the clean energy supply contributing to their biggest asset.
The post SA homebuyers are walking on sunshine appeared first on realestate.com.au.
In this Q&A, Eric Simon shares the behind-the-scenes of his new book “Commission: Impossible, Rogue Agent,” co-authored with Eric Lee.
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they’ll discuss whether college itself, which can create insurmountable debt, is a racket after the news that real estate executives are among those being charged in a college fraud scheme to get kids into top schools.