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If your property goals involve buying a first home, an upsized or downsized home, or an investment property in 2025, you'll find this recent article on realestate.com.au super informative. Industry professionals including Wendy Chamberlain share their insight into navigating the 2025 property market to maximise your chance of success. Tips for first home buyers include: If you are …
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For the week ending the 22nd February 2025, a total of 776 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 432 homes sold at auction that week, with 193 homes sold prior to auction, 2 sold after and 149 homes passed in. According to data from reiv.com.au, there was a clearance rate of 81%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and would like a …
How was your Valentines Day? Was there plenty of romance or was there more fizzle than sizzle? If Cupid's arrow seemed to be off target it may be your home that is the problem. The practice of feng shui identifies the far south west corner of your home as the 'love and relationships' area, so maybe these tips and tricks will bring more love and romance into your home and life. Regardless …
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The drought has been broken at last! For the first time since 2020, the Reserve Bank has announced a decrease to the official cash rate, news that is welcomed by millions of Australian mortgage holders right across the country. After their highly anticipated meeting, the RBA announced they have cut the official cash rate from 4.35 per cent to 4.1 per cent. In a statement released today, the RBA …
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For the week ending the 15th February 2025, a total of 391 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 294 homes sold at auction that week, with 26 homes sold prior to auction, 1 sold after and 70 homes passed in. According to data from reiv.com.au, there was a clearance rate of 82%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and would like a …
Does the start of a new year have you itching to get stuck into a home makeover? If your décor feels a little out of touch, these are the top five interior design trends for 2025. We kicked off 2025 with a new-look brand refresh ourselves. You might spot a few more curves, colour and personality in the Chamberlain Property Advocates brand from here on in! Chat to us about …
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For the week ending the 8th February 2025, a total of 384 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 221 homes sold at auction that week, with 93 homes sold prior to auction and 70 homes passed in. According to data from reiv.com.au, there was a clearance rate of 82%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and would like a professional to …
Around the country property experts have gathered to compile their list of the Top 100 Suburbs To Watch In 2025 - so how did Melbourne fare? Pretty well in fact, with 17 suburbs making the list that assesses price growth potential based on a comprehensive set of lifestyle, demographic and economic drivers such as affordability, amenities, family appeal, location and infrastructure, amongst …
For the week ending the 1st February 2025, a total of 537 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 379 homes sold at auction that week, with 100 homes sold prior to auction, 4 sold after auction and 54 homes passed in. According to data from reiv.com.au, there was a clearance rate of 90%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and would …
If you're trying to establish a foothold in the property market and struggling, recent data from CoreLogic might explain why. The median house price in Melbourne is $860,000 according to CoreLogic data. But their modelling shows that if an average household with a gross annual income of $100,000 saved a 20% deposit, they could only borrow enough to buy a property worth $513,000 - without …
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