Now that shelter-in-place measures are easing up, it’s time to rethink the unhealthy habits we picked up while in quarantine. Here are four things to implement for an effective work routine and life after lockdown.
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Day: <span>May 28, 2020</span>
With highly anticipated events going digital this year, we’re asking our readers to share some strategies and lessons they’ve been learning virtually during conference season.
Typically, agents are at a loss as to how they should work with investors or if they should even do so at all. But by using the right rules of engagement, agents can boost their income and grow their business. Here are a few perks of working with investors.
As coronavirus rapidly changes — and impacts real estate across the nation — our aim is to keep you equipped with the tools and strategies you’ll need to move forward.
Many people have a tendency to go straight into survival mode when crisis hits, but Kathleen Black is here to help you thrive, rather than survive, in uncertainty.
Mauricio Umansky shares how his team grew The Agency’s Instagram account to be one of the most-followed residential real estate accounts in the world.
RBA Governor Philip Lowe fronted the Federal Senate Select Committee on COVID19 saying getting Aussies their jobs back was his main focus right now, which would take care of future mortgage repayments.
The post Getting jobs back will help homeowners most now: RBA appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Modernist pads are making a comeback, with an original Malvern pad packed with style sold early amid huge demand. Others are still for sale, but some are at risk of demolition. Take a look.
The post Malvern mid-century house ‘screams Mad Men’, as other gems turn heads appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Bathroom design is harder than it looks when space is tight. But there are ways to make the smallest room in the house look stylish — and be practical.
The post Bathroom design hacks to create illusion of more space appeared first on realestate.com.au.
As many people move house during COVID-19, it may be tempting to decorate with the hard rubbish finds they leave behind. But during a health pandemic, it could be putting your household at risk.
The post COVID-19: Experts advise on ‘risky’ secondhand finds appeared first on realestate.com.au.