Highlights from this week: The decline is ‘declining’ It is hard to say goodbye Cash up and move – but where? Commercial investment made easy More pain for city prices Transcripts: Cash up and move – but where? – Cate Bakos Kevin: Well, with an ageing population,...
Last week Last week, 1,976 homes were taken to auction across the combined capital cities, returning a final auction clearance rate of 52.6 per cent, the best clearance rate we have seen this year. In comparison, the previous week saw 2,164 homes taken to auction and...
We’re back with Kieran Clair and Kevin Turner as they discuss interesting stories in the real estate industry this week. Our first story tackles a future-proof ark that can run completely off the grid. A company in Florida has created a 75-foot yacht called the Arkup....
When building a property portfolio, your average investor tends to drift slowly in the right direction according to what they feel is realistic at any given time. However, a more focussed approach is necessary in order to achieve the best results. When I meet with a...
In the wake of the recent violence in Christchurch, the property industry has been inspired to respond with a trans-Tasman movement to support and nurture the families of the victims, their community and the industry’s Christchurch colleagues in their time of grief. The groups spokesperson...
Many brokerages and their agents recognize the lead generation and branding opportunities open houses present, but many remain stuck in the pen-and-paper world. This hampers opportunities to efficiently and accurately measure the open house marketing and follow-up. Jack Miller of T3 Sixty joins us to discuss...
First-home buyers have always been a vital cog in the health of any property market, however, claims they are currently struggling to get on the ladder are not supported by official statistics, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia. PIPA’s chair Peter Koulizos tells...
When Corina Sell signed the contract to purchase her first property in Melbourne’s Notting Hill shortly after her birthday in 2013, she had no idea the market would reward her so quickly. “I ended up buying a house for $565,000, and at the time I was...
Australia’s property markets are changing, and in most capital cities the long path to purchase has become that little bit shorter. That is great news for first-home buyers faced with the difficult financial hurdle of saving for a deposit. Dr Nicola Powell from Domain identifies...