Highlights from this week: The ‘free cheese’ – Damian Collins An auction bidders nightmare – Josh Masters Tips from a negotiator – Miriam Sandkuhler Keeping the last dollar at an auction – Shannon Davis Sydney market favors buyers – Tim McKibbin ...
Sydney falters slightly Back to business after a break Volumes fall in some smaller capitals Last week The combined capital city final auction clearance rate came in at 48.3 per cent last week, which was lower than the 58 per cent the previous week. The lower...
Nicola McDougall is our guest on Property News Update this week! She joins Kevin Turner as they discuss interesting property stories around the world. Our first story discusses how Australian property group Mirvac acquired its first Build-To-Rent deal: a 490-unit apartment tower in Melbourne’s CBD for...
The property management industry is changing in all sorts of ways. So we asked Ray White’s Emily Sim to join us in the latest episode of Rockend Rockstars to discuss how technology is shaping and changing the property management industry. Emily has been in property management...
Suzanne and Steve Burke have used their 20 plus years of renovation and building experience to help them write a book about not getting screwed by tradies and builders. Packed with practical advice and loads of before and after examples, the book will help ensure...
What really makes property values go up and down? Is it as simple as supply and demand. Nhan Nguyen says that while that is a trigger, it is not the only one. There are others should also be considered....
Naomi Findlay from our new show on PropertyTV – the Reno Show – joins me to answer the question about whether renovators’ should be more concerned about under capitalizing as opposed to over capitalizing....
A quiet week for auctions with 803 homes taken to market across the combined capital cities impacted by the long weekend. The subdued activity returned a preliminary auction clearance rate of 51.3 per cent, falling from last week’s final auction clearance rate of 58 per...
Research shows that more than 50% of consumers would consider buying off-the-plan if it met their requirements. An increasing number of off the plan buyers are first home owners and their requirements are quite specific. Mike Gill talks to us about some of the key...