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Month: April 2020
When Daniel Jeffords closed on his first home, his agent asked if he could change anything about the experience, what would it be? “Well, everything,” he told his agent. “Other than working with you and finding the home that I like — those parts were great. The rest of this all needs some work.”
When Daniel Jeffords closed on his first home, his agent asked if he could change anything about the experience, what would it be? “Well, everything,” he told his agent. “Other than working with you and finding the home that I like — those parts were great. The rest of this all needs some work.”
The money was a potentially vital lifeline for vast numbers of real estate professionals. Unfortunately, it was also plagued by problems.
Recent changes to Realogy’s Learning Platform is allowing the company to pivot to training that will help agents when the market picks back up.
The opulence that earned this estate the title of Kardashian Palace has been stripped back several notches to make it more appealing to local tastes.
The post Gold Coast ‘Kardashian Palace’ stripped back for sale appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A converted Brisbane warehouse, which was once a church, has sold in a $2.7 million cash unconditional deal
The post Coronavirus real estate: Rare Brisbane inner-city converted warehouse sells for $2.7m cash unconditional appeared first on realestate.com.au.
THE Territory’s leading authority in real estate has applauded the NT Government’s decision to defer controversial changes to the Residential Tenancies Act.
The post Delay of controversial renters’ pet laws welcomed by real estate industry appeared first on realestate.com.au.
In the December 2019, not one home was re-sold at a loss in two Greater Hobart municipalities.
The post Clarence, Derwent Valley sellers sitting pretty in December appeared first on realestate.com.au.
There has been private mediation undertaken in the claim by Rosslyn Dillon, the youngest daughter of former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke, in the dispute over her father’s will.
The post Private mediation undertaken to settle dispute of former prime minister Bob Hawke’s will appeared first on realestate.com.au.