According to CoreLogic, the last week of February transactions were the busiest for a February, since their records began in 2008! Strong buyer and seller activity and strong auction clearance rates indicate it’s still a seller’s market.
However, while there were many transactions, the wind has certainly been knocked out of the “sails”, stemming
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The leaves are falling, the rain is pouring, and Ukraine is warring!
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What is driving southerners to migrate to Queensland, aside from the perfect weather?
While the Sydney and Melbourne property markets are showing signs of cooling down, in terms of property value growth, Brisbane’s property values are tipped to heat up over the next year, thanks to better affordability, more demand, and less supply.
A surge in freshly advertised listings through December has been a key factor in -
Property market supply gets a much-needed booster shot post lockdown.
Did you know that a record number of property listings came onto the market across Australia’s capital cities, hitting a 3 year high in October?
While October is seasonally a strong month for new listings, the easing of restrictions after months of lockdowns as well the return of in-person inspections, gave seller’s a boost -
Property Market Noise
Hope everyone is enjoying their freedom on the other side of lockdown?
So, what is everyone talking about this side of lockdown besides when and where to go on a holiday?
Housing Affordability.
The hottest subject across media, real estate, and the finance industry!
Media mentions of housing affordability surged in September and were -
Lockdown with man’s best friend has started a trend!
Pets are known to have a positive effect on our physical and mental health and with overseas holidays off the table and many people spending more time at home, interest in having a pet as a companion has surged.
While the current lockdown has highlighted the importance of having pets as part of your
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Will we see FOMO in 2022?
Sharing some property market highlights with you…..
At the end of last year, Sydney recorded the highest number of new homes on the market since 2015 (CoreLogic).
Despite January being traditionally a quiet period for real estate, Sydney recorded a 10.5% increase in new listings across almost every pocket. Ryde led the way with -
Buyers can afford to shop around with property listings hitting a seven-year high!
November has marked the highest recorded number of new listings in 7 years in the Australian property market. The increased supply of new listings will give buyers more options and help ease some of the buyer tension in the property market, albeit properties will still be expected to sell very quickly compared to “normal” selling
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Peasy Postcode Profile – 2770
You might be surprised to know that you can still buy a house in Sydney for under $650K! Hard to believe when the median house price in Sydney is $1,499,126, right?
Sydney dwelling prices rose by 30.4% in the last 12 months which is the fastest annual growth ever recorded – so, where do -
Has Spring really sprung in the Property Market?
Insights and Trends In the Property Market
Vendors have been cautious during lockdown but buyers are keen!With lockdowns expected to continue through to mid-October in NSW and possibly longer in Victoria, further growth is expected in the coming months as record demand from buyers outpaces the falling volume of listings and prices
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The COVID-19 Effect
Has Covid and this current lockdown challenged you into re-thinking where and how you live?
You are not alone. Home owners are placing more value on property than ever before, sending house prices into the stratosphere!
As NSW plunges deeper into lockdown during the latest Covid-19 outbreak, more value is placed being “stuck” in