With auctions and open homes banned and a lockdown looking likely, sellers and buyers in Knox have given the market greater urgency. And agents have scambled to move auctions forward.
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Because of the coronavirus outbreak, actress Kristen Bell and her husband Dax Shepard are not going to make the tenants in their Los Angeles buildings pay April rent.
Data retrieved Airbnb analysis website AirDNA shows that short-term renters are emptying out of cities and heading to more rural areas as coronavirus cases become more widespread.
The real estate industry is currently experiencing massive upheaval thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but according to Reffkin there’s one big thing agents can do to better weather the storm: take advantage of their CRM.
For buyers who are looking to escape the city and go off-grid, there are a number of things to consider but plenty of homes to choose from.
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A new WalletHub report looked at median mortgage balances compared to median income and median home values in different American cities.
The Prime Minister’s recently announced ban on public auctions and inspections is not the nail in the coffin some expected for the property market and new changes offer hope for sellers.
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A multi million-dollar home was sold on the Gold Coast as Prime Minister Scott Morrison was announcing new restrictions on auctions and open homes.
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The boutique hotel has fired a majority of its 100-person staff and plans to close 400 units in 10 locations across the country as the pandemic worsens.
“The real estate industry has been declared an essential service BUT it is NOT business as usual,” TRREB President Michael Collins said.