It’s only when you walk through the manicured gardens with neat box hedges and enter the grand foyer of this home that you appreciate its magnificence.
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Growth has stabilized, but affordability remains top concern
There may be a constant sense of rents rising but in these suburbs the average has gone up more than $100 per week – in a single year.
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Some expect to do one or two repairs and forget about it while others specifically seek out properties that have been damaged in hurricanes and fires as a modest property investment.
Keep track of the number of people you contact each week as well as how you engage with them.
The luxury real estate market is highly competitive, but agents who harness technology, the media and their own social networks for marketing can make fortunes.
Across industries, employees seek out receptive, engaging and adaptive work environments. But what is the secret sauce for hiring and keeping talent? How can you create, develop and sustain the culture needed to entice and retain top performers?
With the increasing prevalence of unmarried homebuyers — couples, platonic friends and family members — it’s more important than ever for agents to provide guidance to protect clients by asking the right questions upfront.
Fashion designer Bec Cooper buys in North Bondi while a Woollahra apartment block owned by the late legend Martha Danos hits the market.
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A controversial scheme that will see the Federal Government go halfsies with 10,000 first home buyers a year has been given a green light to go ahead.
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