A handful of Adelaide suburbs have experienced median house price growth above 38 per cent since 2016. Did yours make the list?
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Day: May 31, 2019
These days, real estate professionals have a host of marketing tools available to them, including custom websites, lead generation tools, customer relationship management and more. However, are these tools worth the cost? Find out here.
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, as the population ages, homeownership is likely to rise. Will people living longer plus more millennials buying homes create the perfect storm for homeownership rates?
As the Melbourne property market continues to change, what is the best method of sale: auction or private sale? Now could be the time for vendors to reconsider amid signs of improving conditions.
The post Auctions tipped for comeback as Melbourne market improves appeared first on realestate.com.au.
There are plenty of industries that have been disrupted by technology, and they’re still running strong without handing out discounts left and right. New business models don’t always mean the end. They are just creating smarter consumers, not displacing agents.
Agents are being urged to report their results from weekend auctions in a bid to allow both buyers and sellers to acclimatise to the new price landscape.
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When clients can find homes faster than we can pass them along, one of the true benefits agents can offer their buyers is advice in navigating the offer process. Here are four tips for crafting an offer sellers can’t refuse.
Low maintenance doesn’t have to mean lack of style, which can be seen in this luxurious North Plympton townhouse.
The post A brand new townhouse with all the bells and whistles appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The agent admits it had a ‘realistic’ reserve, others may say low.
But there was no doubting the change in mood in the auction room as the dozen bidders lined up for the Bronte house.
The post ‘It went crazy’: Bronte house sells $800k above reserve appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Two heritage-listed homes, one thought to be the first weatherboard in Lilydale and being sold by antique shop owners, tell the story of the township’s evolution into a Melbourne suburb.
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