It’s an opportune time to buy your next home or investment property, but have your finances inorder, says REIQ’s Ben Kingsberry
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Month: <span>May 2020</span>
In a tightly held, elevated Lindisfarne enclave, the big views that this property attracts will only be matched by the amount of interest it generates from buyers.
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Enjoy the city fringe lifestyle without the hustle and bustle encroaching on your lifestyle.
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How do agents effectively operate their businesses moving into this summer and fall? The answer is simple: Know your value and your worth.
Lavish penthouses have hit Melbourne’s market in recent weeks with price tags between $5-$10 million. And agents are reporting plenty of confidence at the city’s top end, despite COVID-19.
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In-person auctions and home inspections will resume in NSW from next weekend following a surprise …
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Homebuyers will soon be allowed to attend open homes and on-site auctions again in a move expected to help revive transaction activity and give the industry a much-needed boost.
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Former star defender Josh Gibson is quietly seeking an off-market sale for the Elwood period house he bought on the eve of his second flag with Hawthorn.
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After years of increasing Chinese search activity, it has finally started to decline in Sydney and Melbourne. Activity had peaked when both major cities started experienced better property market conditions last year.
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Tenants and landlords are still at loggerheads despite the State Government’s $500m rent package being rolled out, with huge debts and mass evictions a concern once the moratorium ends.
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