There’s no rhyme or reason in the world why the homebuying and selling process should be so archaic, inefficient and painful for consumers. Whoever can race to address these issues first will dominate the future of the real estate business.
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Day: <span>March 3, 2020</span>
In the ever-changing, convoluted business of real estate, it takes a lot to be a standout leader. Whether you run a large brokerage or manage a small team of two, these 10 traits will help you lead with compassion and competence.
If our latest Pulse survey revealed anything, it’s that readers seem to be more concerned with coronavirus and politics impacting interests rates than iBuyers when it comes to financing.
It’s important that you are in relationship with buyers or sellers at the exact moment they are thinking of pulling the trigger, otherwise you risk losing the client to someone else.
If you’re brand new to the industry, here’s some intel on what the first couple of years are like — from an agent who’s living it — including all the frustrating and funny moments in between.
A waterfront home on the Gold Coast belonging to Clive Palmer’s fugitive nephew has been listed for rent for $1100 a week.
The post Clive Palmer’s fugitive nephew puts fancy home up for rent appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Sydney looks to be staging a recovery. Specifically, the city’s inner premium suburbs are red hot and seeing the strongest growth in Australia.
The post Sydney autumn market predictions appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A keen house hunter has wasted no time snapping up a renovated character home, with a deal penned a day before it was set to go under the hammer.
The post Unley character home sells a day before going under the hammer appeared first on realestate.com.au.
This contemporary cool builder’s own home is just waiting for an Instagram shoot. Its “simple but refined aesthetic” has attracted about 100 groups through — and it’s only been open twice.
The post Immaculate minimalist pad a sensation on Northcote market appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Coronavirus fears has seen the RBA cut interest rates to 0.50 per cent in a move that is likely to affect the property market rather differently to the previous three cuts in the past year.
The post Sydney house market: Cut in interest rates by Reserve Bank of Australia unlikely to benefit market appeared first on realestate.com.au.