Only those agents who genuinely understand and embrace change will stand out from their peers and competitors. Here’s how we see real estate pros seizing this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change, grow and thrive after COVID-19.
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Day: <span>May 16, 2020</span>
Overseas buyers are taking advantage of the weaker Australian dollar during the COVID-19 crisis by shelling out big money for some of Sydney’s grandest estates.
The post China-based buyer snaps up north shore estate site unseen amid rise in overseas purchasing activity appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Was it the loo with a view or the development potential that caused a rush on bidder registrations just as this Wynnum property was about to be passed in?
The post Wynnum loo with a view draws last-minute bidders appeared first on realestate.com.au.
An inner west couple were left stunned after their much-loved house sold at a highly competitive auction for $1.45 million above what they paid only a few years ago.
The post Couple sell house for $1.45 million above the price they paid after unexpected auction result appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Saturday property sales returned to the streets today as restrictions lifted across Victoria, but some serious demand for a Blackburn South house forced the auction back online.
The post Melbourne auctions: public sales return, but big results secured online appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A Tasmanian council area’s property market blows almost all other regions out of the water, a property expert says.
The post The secret is out for a North-West property market bound for a bright future appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Before the coronavirus crisis, the main goal of a property manager was to find the best tenant for a rental. Now, they have been forced into the role of power house negotiator – and counsellor.
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Property owners are increasingly shunning tradies in favour of YouTube to conquer renovations and repairs, but the home improvements are having disastrous results.
The post Worst home improvements: DIY renovations inspired by YouTube end with damage and injury appeared first on realestate.com.au.
An error in new legislation that left many Victorian tenants in limbo has been officially cleared up. Landlords are struggling with insurance companies deeming COVID-19 a market condition.
The post Coronavirus: Tenant rights cleared up, landlords want more help appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The renowned chef behind Melbourne institutes Ezard and Gingerboy is selling up in Elwood while his restaurants are closed, just a year after being rocked by an underpaying scandal.
The post Teage Ezard: Celebrity chef selling Elwood family home appeared first on realestate.com.au.