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Everyone says spring is the best time of year to sell property. But is it? In fact, every season brings pros and cons to selling a home. Spring sees flourishing weeds and windy days, but no temperature extremes. Summer days can be scorching, but homes with pools look extra cool and inviting. Autumn is picturesque but leaves can clog gutters and cover driveways. And winter... well it might …
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For the week ending the 2nd June 2024, a total of 734 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 393 homes sold at auction this week, with 176 homes passed in, one sold after auction and 164 homes sold prior to auction . According to data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, there was a clearance rate of 76%. If you have already found a property you …
The recent release of the Allan Government's first budget sees a missed opportunity to attract investors back into Victoria's struggling property sector. With housing supply and affordability issues at a crisis point and a disincentivising property tax regime sending investors away in droves, Victoria needed the 2024-25 State Budget to step up and encourage property investment. While …
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For the week ending the 26th May 2024, a total of 659 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 348 homes sold at auction this week, with 158 homes passed in and 153 homes sold prior to auction . According to data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, there was a clearance rate of 76%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and …
Chances are you've not heard about build-to-rent projects, which isn't surprising. While build-to-rent occurs quite significantly in foreign housing marketing such as the United States where it accounts for about 12% of the housing market and the UK where it is about 5%, in Australia BTR's account for just 0.2% according to a recent report by Domain. This means, of the 2.5 million rental …
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For the week ending the 19th May 2024, a total of 600 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 333 homes sold at auction this week, with 145 homes passed in and 122 homes sold prior to auction . According to data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, there was a clearance rate of 76%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and …
The Victorian government recently announced a statewide campaign to further educate landlords, agents and tenants on the minimum standards for rental properties. The move is applauded by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, who have long been advocating for increased education and awareness of minimum rental standards in the property sector. In response to the government's …
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For the week ending the 12th May 2024, a total of 640 properties were scheduled to go under the hammer in Victoria. There were 344 homes sold at auction this week, with 154 homes passed in and 142 homes sold prior to auction . According to data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, there was a clearance rate of 76%. If you have already found a property you are interested in and …
There's never a dull moment in the real estate world. Seriously, being involved in buying and selling property is a new and unpredictable experience... Every. Single. Time. There is so much happening behind the scenes that sometimes things get a little wobbly and go pear-shaped, which makes for interesting stories and great learning opportunities. Which is why hugely successful …
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Relief for home-owners today as the Reserve Bank Board announced its decision not to raise interest rates, leaving the cash rate unchanged at 4.35 per cent. While inflation remains high, it is moderating albeit at a slower rate than expected, with the consumer price index increasing by 3.6 per cent in the March quarter. Returning inflation down to a 2-3 per cent target within a …
