Each week, we talk to agents across the country about what they’ve learned along the way (and what they wish they had known as new agents). This week, REAL New York Principal and Co-founder Louis Adler explains why you’d better find ways to make change work for your business.
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Day: November 25, 2019
The proposal for a small private hospital in greater Hobart has suffered another setback.
The post Tasman Private Hospital in New Town recommended for refusal by Hobart City Council planning committee appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Thanksgiving dinners can quickly turn tense when touchy subjects are brought up. Here are six interesting housing topics to chat about instead.
Nearly 600,000 people watch the streaming and television channel every day. Although few dive into a full-time television career, it’s one way to draw attention from a wider audience.
Almost fifty years ago, RE/MAX was born as a disruptive startup. The real estate industry was mostly made up of independent local brokerages that varied by size, reputation, and quality of agents. But one thing was common among most; agents surrendered 50% of their commission.
When it comes to real estate, every leading agent understands their micro market. For me, this area of expertise is Marin County: a naturally beautiful, sought-after community just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. I know the weather pockets, the schools, and the details of each neighborhood. This is home.
A renovator priced at a ridiculously cheap $99,000 with an 809sq m block drew multiple offers in just days for possibly the bargain of the year in Queensland.
The post Ridiculously cheap house sold in four days, drawing multiple offers appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Proposed changes to Queensland’s tenancy laws could cost renters $5000 a year and slash thousands of jobs, new research reveals.
The post QLD rental reforms could cost tenants $5K a year: Propertyology appeared first on realestate.com.au.
With Christmas a month away, inner west buyers are making plenty of bold moves to secure something before the end of 2019, including one punter who paid $3 million for a block of land.
The post Sydney auctions: Inner west sees plenty of bold moves as market reaches business end of 2019 appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A change of mind or tactical play led to an investor who said they weren’t interested in the property rocking up to secure the keys ahead of seven others with last-minute bids for a Wantirna home.
The post Investor tops seven homebuyers with late bids in Wantirna appeared first on realestate.com.au.