by Wendy Chamberlain | Jan 22, 2022 | Auctions, Buying a Home, Real Estate News, Selling a Home
The week ending 22nd January, 2022 saw 169 properties scheduled for auction. Of these, 60 properties were sold and 18 passed in. One property sold after auction. This is a clearance rate of 77% based on 79 auction results available (according to realestate.com.au...
by Wendy Chamberlain | Jan 20, 2022 | Buying a Home, Real Estate News, Selling a Home
Want to buy and sell at the same time but unsure what to do about your existing home loan? You may be able to switch it over to your new purchase. A security switch effectively means swapping your home loan from your existing loan to your new purchase. In other words,...
by Wendy Chamberlain | Jan 14, 2022 | Buying a Home, Real Estate News, Selling a Home
Priced out of your dream suburb? Try looking into properties near neighbouring train stations. Buying a home just one or two train stops further down the train line, could save you a lot of money. To illustrate, an extra two minutes on the Upfield line between Royal...
by Wendy Chamberlain | Dec 24, 2021 | Buying a Home, Real Estate News, Selling a Home
As the year comes to an end, Chamberlain Property Advocates will be taking some well-deserved time off. We wish all our CPA family and friends a joyous festive season. CPA will close from the 23rd December, 2021 and reopen on the 10th January, 2022. Please call the...
by Wendy Chamberlain | Dec 16, 2021 | Real Estate News
The Victorian Government has made changes to the state’s COVID-19 restrictions including amendments to public health orders. From 12:59pm on the 15th December, vaccination status is no longer required to be disclosed in order to attend real estate inspections...
by Wendy Chamberlain | Nov 1, 2021 | Buying a Home, Real Estate News
Regional Victoria suburbs are experiencing a major price increase boom! Research shows that properties are earning four times more than the average income of regional homeowners. This is thanks to sea and tree change buyers accelerating their move to regional towns...
