Usually the more you have, the more you have to lose if things go wrong. Apparently that doesn’t apply when it comes to property.
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There is just one of these Grosvenor Street apartments left to buy, and with popularity running hot it’ll be a case of ‘act quickly, or miss out’.
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A landmark Winchelsea estate dating back to the beginnings of European settlement in Victoria has sold for more than $5 million after attracting “significant farming families” on the market.
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Clever renovators could defy the downturn and make more than $200,000 profit in just two years when they auction a house they transformed this weekend, the busiest left in property this year.
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It is possible to live 42km from Sydney’s CBD and be surrounded by lyrebirds and sea eagles and be visited by dolphins and turtles. A classic Aussie cottage on a big block of land by the water is in need of a new family to enjoy it.
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Once the right group of people is brought together, the business thrives and allows for future growth.
Tesla’s new Cybertruck is perfect for real estate agents. It has lots of trunk space, it’s cool-looking, and it offers value for money, in my opinion.
Being hyperlocal in your community starts with interacting on a grass roots level. Savvy agents provide real value to their sphere of influence in a multitude of ways. Here are a few strategies to help you get started.
A new report reveals just how many new social dwellings will be needed over the next 20 years – with most of them required to fill current needs.
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Columnist Teresa Boardman revisits her 2010 predictions about technology’s impact on the real estate industry. Homebuyers can get 3D tours and look up home histories online, but the mortgage process is still painfully slow.