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You have finally found the most perfect property. You have fallen in love with the house, land and lifestyle that you could have – you have even visualised where your furniture will be placed. But now you are faced in a bidding war against equally motivated buyers wanting to purchase YOUR dream property! This is yet another challenging scenario that …
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We love hearing what our happy clients have to say about their experiences with Chamberlain Property Advocates. We helped Geoff and Wendy sell their property. Here is what Geoff and Wendy had to say about working with Wendy and Chamberlain Property Advocates: "On the recommendation of someone, we entrusted Wendy Chamberlain to be our vendors advocate. We used Wendy’s wealth of knowledge …
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As seen in the REIV newsletter last week, The Queensland government has recently passed a significant change to the way land tax is calculated on eligible real estate in Queensland. From 30 June 2023, the Queensland Government will use the total value of your Australian land. This includes your taxable land in Queensland and your relevant interstate land. REIV supports the REIA in opposing …
We love hearing what our happy clients have to say about their experiences with Chamberlain Property Advocates. We helped Subir and Susmita purchase her first property. Here is what Subir and Susmita had to say about working with Wendy and Chamberlain Property Advocates:"We were looking for a place we could call our own and we reached out to Wendy Chamberlain. We have had an amazing …
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Among many other changes post pandemic, buyers re-evaluating their buying criteria, particularly the space and rooms their dream property has. Considering the number of weeks in lockdown we have spent in our homes, particularly in Melbourne, a home office or study has become of key importance for buyers. For renovators and house flippers this should be a renovation priority right …
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We love hearing what our happy clients have to say about their experiences with Chamberlain Property Advocates. We helped Karla purchase her first property. Here is what Karla had to say about working with Wendy and Chamberlain Property Advocates:"Thank you so much Wendy and Jemma. I absolutely couldn't have done it without you both. You've all been an absolute godsend. I can't wait to move …
At their monthly meeting this afternoon, the RBA has decided to further raise its cash rate by 50 basis points, taking it from 1.85% to 2.35%, it's fastest pace in three decades. Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at AMP, told news.com.au, "They've done five hikes in a row, four consecutive 0.5 per cent increases, it's the fastest tightening cycle since 1994." On top of that, Australia's 2.35 per cent …
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We love hearing what our happy clients have to say about their experiences with Chamberlain Property Advocates. We helped Craig and Catherine purchase a property at auction. Here is what Craig and Catherine had to say about working with Wendy and Chamberlain Property Advocates:"Wendy was responsive, efficient and detailed in their engagement and preparation to represent us as a Buyers …
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We love hearing what our happy clients have to say about their experiences with Chamberlain Property Advocates. We helped Trish and Lainie sell their property. Here is what Trish and Lainie had to say about working with Wendy and Chamberlain Property Advocates:"Wendy went above and beyond for us. She listened to every need we had." Trish and Lainie At Chamberlain Property Advocates, we …
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According to REIV's quarterly data, the typical metropolitan house price fell $32,000 or 2.9%, to $1.081m in the three months to June 30. That puts 21 once million-dollar suburbs on special - giving buyers a chance to get in without the seven-figure price tag. Suburbs from Altona North to Watsonia, have dropped out of the million-dollar club, and many more could soon slip below seven figures. …
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