Every financial or economic crisis is different, and the coronavirus crisis is no exception. The current situation can be likened, in some ways, to earlier pandemics and economic downturns.
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With virus uncertainty weighing on the market, the real estate industry is bracing for a rise in a category of sale that seldom delivers vendors the best price, a property group CEO says.
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Bricks and mortar brought Rebecca and Neil together, but it was Lego bricks that helped them build a foundation for friendship and family.
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A seller’s market in Knox has suddenly entered new territory amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with vendors at the weekend quickly revising their reserve price to get a deal done.
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A well-known Central Coast riverfront home has been snapped up in less than a month, beating it’s own suburb record by $385,000.
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Ever wonder how the wealthiest tenants live? These are some of our priciest rentals, where the bond would fund a luxe holiday and the yearly outgoings would make for a big house deposit.
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Every day is changing in the wake of coronavirus and it’s becoming clear the property market will not be immune. But just how the real estate world will be affected will come down to these key indicators.
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The Houston Association of Realtors’ flagship listing site, HAR.com, is no longer displaying open houses in most Texas markets in hopes of slowing the spread of the new coronavirus.
The ongoing pandemic has already slowed bookings for companies like Airbnb, and may prompt investors to shift their strategies going forward.
CEO Robert Reffkin said Monday in a letter that the coronavirus has created ‘one of the most challenging and uncertain moments in our lifetimes.’