One of the biggest marketing trends we are seeing across the board in real estate is 3D renderings. Here are five listings that are doing it just right and why it’s such an advantageous marketing technique.
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Month: December 2019
Did you know that 12 states maintain their own do-not-call lists? In addition, many municipalities around the country have enacted do-no-solicit door-knocking rules. Violation of these rules can result in thousands of dollars in fines and even jail time. To make sure you’re not unknowingly putting yourself at risk, watch this video.
On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer talks about how to get out of your head and do what’s best for you and your business.
Skills like leadership, coaching and others needed to run a successful real estate business are not always instinctual, so here are four key points I work by that keep my business thriving and my skill set on point.
Both 2019 and the decade leading to it were dominated by disruption. And the thing fueling that disruption was a whole lot of cash.
If 2019 was not as good as you wanted it to be, don’t give up. Take some time to set goals for 2020, focus on what you want, and don’t quit working in December.
Adding a swimming pool or tennis court to your property may seem like a good idea, but will it make your home more valuable in the future?
The post Does a pool or tennis court add value to your home? appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A deep dive into the 2019 property market has revealed the top 10 best performing regions for both houses and units across the country.
The post Australian property: Nation’s top performing regions revealed appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A leading winemaker in central Victoria has listed one of the state’s oldest operating cellars, dating back to the 1800s, which could be the perfect spot to start a restaurant, the agent says.
The post David Traeger: Winemaker lists Nagambie home and cellar appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Australian renters continue to flock to quiet suburban enclaves and inner-city centres, driven by the usual suspects of affordability, amenity and lifestyle offerings.
The post Australia’s most popular rental suburbs this year appeared first on realestate.com.au.