For those not lucky enough to live in a Frank Lloyd Wright home, a property inspired by the iconic architect is on the market for $540,000.
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Day: <span>May 2, 2019</span>
Rent-to-own startup Divvy unveiled a new, streamlined service Thursday that pre-approves would-be home owners in as little as 15 minutes.
THE chance to buy land in Bellerive doesn’t come along every day, and this property — that was to be auctioned — has already sold before the auctioneer had time to grab his gavel.
The post Clarence Street land sidesteps the auction block appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Realogy posted $1.1 billion in revenue in the second quarter of 2019, a decline of 9 percent from the first quarter due largely to lower transaction volume at its own-side real estate brokerage NRT.
This story about two agents’ transactions illustrates the difference between a “little picture” and “big picture” approach to growing your real estate career.
Things can get dicey in our society when it comes to the rights of adults who have mental impairments. Regular contributor Teresa Boardman shares her personal experiences with Alzheimer’s.
You would be hard-pressed to find an apartment this close to the sands of Balmoral Beach. Which probably explains why it has taken more than a year for one in this building to come to auction.
The post Mosman apartment on the sands of Balmoral set for weekend auction appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The reality is, the majority of commissions will still come from mining a database, not the single-digit conversions from the internet or noise that can be a distraction. Here are a few ways you can up your game in today’s connected real estate landscape.
Buyers will be licking their lips at this sweet warehouse conversion inside an old confectionary manufacturer.
The post Cool conversion with a mint history in Carlton North appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A recent experience made regular contributor Troy Palmquist wonder: How many listing agents show up to appraisals? Here’s why he thinks it’s worth popping into the appraisal on your sellers’ behalf.