Kevin’s Update

17 Jul High-rise faults were predictable – Patrick Bright

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The problems with some highrise buildings like the Mascot experience recently and the awful events at Opal Tower remind us how risky it can be when buying new and off the plan. Patrick Bright says is was predictable and he tells us why....

16 Jul 10 factors to watch in the coming months – Kelvin Davidson

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It’s been a really interesting and eventful year so far for the residential property market. No more so than in New Zealand. Now that we’re over half way through the year, it’s a good time to look ahead and see what might be in store...

15 Jul VIDEO – 7 in 10 auctions cleared nationally

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There were 854 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week returning a preliminary clearance rate of 69 per cent. The final clearance rate (due out later this week) has held above 60 per cent for the last 4 weeks and we expect...

15 Jul The 3 big property lies – Bushy Martin

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We live in the age of ‘fake news’ and it has been made even worse by the fact that anyone has a platform with social media. Bushy Martin gives us the 3 big lies you might hear about the property market....

14 Jul Big demand for Industrial Warehouses – Brad Beer

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In recent years there has been a rise in demand for industrial properties, particularly for warehouse storage space. What is driving the demand and how can investors get involved? Brad Beer discusses that with us....

13 Jul Property lies + Highrise faults predictable + Cash in on warehouses

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Highlights from this week: Big demand for Industrial Warehouses – Brad Beer The 3 big property lies – Bushy Martin 10 factors to watch in the coming months – Kelvin Davidson High-rise faults were predictable – Patrick Bright What’s happening in Canberra? – Simon Chester ...

12 Jul VIDEO – Final result is another record – Kevin Brogan

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Auction market continues to strengthen Clearance is over 10% up on last year Sydney clearance best in over 2 years Last week Last week, 953 auctions were held across the combined capital cities, returning a final clearance rate of 64 per cent, surpassing the previous week’s...

12 Jul The ultimate water views + The gold-rush era kit home + What turns buyers off and more!

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Bryce Holdaway joins Kevin Turner in this week’s episode of Property News Update! Tune in as they discuss the following property stories from around the world: A home after a history buff’s heart. This Kensington home was assembled in the 1860s by a ship captain...

11 Jul Why it only takes $1 to make a deposit on a home – Patrick Bright

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Patrick Bright says many people wrongly assume they need a 10 per cent payment of the purchase price for a deposit. There are other ways that don’t require you tying up a huge amount for a month or two when you buy....