While open-air auctions are forbidden during the coronavirus pandemic, there is evidence to suggest online auctions might be an effective alternative when it comes to selling property.
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Building a brand can seem overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. From figuring out your niche to building a website, there are many things to consider when it comes to real estate branding.
Over the past month, we have received thousands of calls and emails from real estate agents all over the country asking about how the coronavirus (COVID-19) will affect their day-to-day activities working in the industry. Here is a snapshot of the most common questions we have received.
In situations where buyers can’t visit homes in person and even agents may have limited access to the properties they’re marketing, how can luxury real estate listings provide a superior presentation online?
“Fantastic” results emerged for homes in Melbourne’s north, from South Morang to Preston, as a post-Easter auction lift was snapped up by genuine buyers despite COVID-19 constraints.
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Actor Sam Neill, best known for his role in Jurrasic Park, has sold his Double Bay home and made a little bit of history in the process.
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His works usually appear on streets, but elusive graffiti artist Banksy has taken to social media to share artwork on his own bathroom during tight lockdown due to COVID-19.
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Suburbs heavily dependent on tourism and short-term lets will see higher vacancy rates, lower rents and should be avoided, according to a new report.
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South Australian-born sporting sensation Travis Head has purchased an opulent foothills home in Mitcham, formerly owned by a Chinese millionaire who planned to demolish the property to build a French Chateau.
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Breakfast Point developers have sold their final waterfront landholding in the master plan suburb, a former blacksmith’s workshop, to a family who has grand plans for the landmark site.
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