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Day: <span>April 2, 2019</span>
How do you succeed in real estate? The answer to that is varied and highly individualized. However, there are certainly mistakes that will chip away at your ability to achieve success. Here are active measures you can take to avoid failing as an agent.
As the real estate industry grapples with sweeping changes, innovation and increased competition, thorough, accurate industry information has become increasingly important, especially with respect to the size and scope of its largest companies.
The Treasurer appears to realise housing affordability is still a major problem for Australians, but you wouldn’t know it from his first Budget.
The post Big issue the 2019 Federal Budget ignores appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The Treasurer appears to realise housing affordability is still a major problem for Australians, but you wouldn’t know it from his first Budget.
The post Big issue the Budget ignores appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Imagine how cosy winters would be in THIS unique cabin-look property. You will find it about 10 minutes drive from Stirling.
The post Unique, cosy rural style in a former dairy site appeared first on realestate.com.au.
On the market for the first time, this large mid-century home in Campbell is a sophisticated glimpse into a bygone era.
The post Mid-century beauty attracts many eyes before auction appeared first on realestate.com.au.
An impressive hillside home with panoramic views of the Gold Coast that can be seen from almost every room has changed hands for almost $2 million.
The post Gold Coast hillside home with clever design and epic views sells for almost $2 million appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A longstanding but now crumbling heritage home with a spot for a horse and cart is up for grabs in Brunswick. It’s a remnant of bygone grandeur — but buyers will have to roll up their sleeves.
The post Crumbling 100-year-old Brunswick home desperate for TLC appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Big blocks, low buy-in and a cosmetic reno at best, are there more reasons why investors see old Highton as a favourite spot?
The post Why “old” Highton properties are still a favourite for local investors appeared first on realestate.com.au.