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The path ahead for Melbourne’s real estate market as our sixth lockdown continues

by Wendy Chamberlain | Sep 2, 2021 | COVID-19

We’re always busy here at Chamberlain Property Advocates and lockdown periods are no exception. There’s always work to do, even when restrictions prevent us from attending auctions and property inspections. The lengthy periods of lockdown we’ve...

2022 school zone changes set to deliver property value increases to swathes of homeowners

by Wendy Chamberlain | Aug 17, 2021 | Real Estate News

Changes to school zones in 2022 are set to bring substantial increases to the value of homes that are suddenly cast into sought-after zones. While most school zones will remain unchanged, a number of them will be realigned to accommodate the “14 new schools and...

The resilience of Australia’s housing market since the arrival of the pandemic

by Wendy Chamberlain | Jul 19, 2021 | Real Estate News

The effects of the pandemic on Australia’s housing market has been relatively benign, as outlined in a report released this month by CoreLogic. Focusing particularly on Sydney and Melbourne, our two largest real estate markets, the report reveals that...
More Older First Home Buyers Getting into the Melbourne Housing Market

More Older First Home Buyers Getting into the Melbourne Housing Market

by Wendy Chamberlain | Apr 22, 2019 | Buying a Home

As the housing prices in Melbourne continue to fall, more older first home buyers are finding opportunities to purchase their own homes. Latest statistics shared by Herald Sun & realestate.com.au have confirmed. Figures from the State Revenue Office showed that...

RBA rates on hold for 29th consecutive month

by Wendy Chamberlain | Mar 5, 2019 | Buying a Home

The Royal Bank of Australia yesterday announced that interest rates will remain at 1.5 per cent, where it has sat ever since August 2016.   RBA governor Philip Lowe said the low interest rate would continue to support the economy: “Further progress in...
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