Some of Sydney’s top agents have reacted positively to PM Scott Morrison’s banning of real estate auctions and open homes to control the spread of coronavirus.
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Home auctions and open for inspections will be banned from midnight Wednesday under measures announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrison. But what will it mean for sales?
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A Baulkham Hills home, fast-tracked to market amid concerns stricter lockdown measures to contain the coronavirus are coming, has already attracted bidders.
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Of the top ten most popular streets in all of Australia, four of them are located in little ol’ Green Point on the Central Coast.
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There is fear uncertainty over COVID-19 could drive a major drop in property prices but this is not the main threat posed by the pandemic, buyers are being warned.
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