Sydney and Melbourne with record numbers Lower clearance from Melbourne last week Smaller caps are slowing Last week Last week, 2,612 capital city homes were taken to auction, increasing on the 2,590 auctions held the previous week. The higher volumes saw the final auction clearance rate...
Beautiful gardens, awesome views, and spacious properties are in store for you in this week’s episode of the Property Show. Watch the video above for the following luxurious properties in the following prime locations: Melbourne 63 Union Street, Brunswick Agents: Peter Jones from Nelson Alexander This freestanding period prize...
Kieran Clair joins Kevin Turner in this week’s episode of Property News Update. Director at Bricks & Mortar Media, Kieran is also an experienced journalist, editor, and communications professional. Tune in as they discuss the following property stories: Queensland government stings tenants. Proposed changes to Queensland’s...
From 1991 to 1999, Steven Hornstock was an executive at Helmsley Spear, one of the largest privately-held real estate companies in the US. During his tenure, he focused on land use, property assemblage for future New York City development projects, and investment property acquisitions for...
Real estate agents have been ranked the third least trusted industry professionals. Just ahead of car salesmen and advertising people - below even union bosses and politicians! Trust has a huge impact on an agent’s ability to build a solid business. If your customers don’t trust...
Who would have thought that one of Queensland’s regional markets – so badly hit in the mining downturn, could today be labelled as one of the country’s strongest growth markets. We reveal that today in the show with Simon Pressley....
When people think about the real estate industry, they have the impression that it’s either broker or agent centric. But most people don’t realise that about 15 to 20 years ago, the industry started to become more client oriented. The industry still needs to be focused...
As our property downturn finally starts to turn around, investors are being enticed by “rental guarantee” sales packages. Shannon Davis warns about what is involved and gives an interesting insight as to how you can protect your interest....
John A. Catsimatidis’ empire all started with a small grocery store on Manhattan’s Upper West Side in 1971. The store, named Red Apple, became the cornerstone of what would eventually become the Red Apple Group. The conglomerate owns United Refining, Gristede’s Supermarkets, Red Apple Real...