Looking to sell your home in Burwood, Strathfield or Canada Bay?
For most people, the family home is their biggest asset. So when it comes time for you to sell-up, you should approach the selling process the same way you would sell any other asset.
That means you need to understand your target market. You need to make sure the product you’re selling meets the needs and desires of your potential buyers.
When … Read the full post »
When considering redevelopment opportunities, it pays to do your homework.
The Inner West is among the most desirable areas of Greater Sydney. Its proximity to the CBD and the range of amenities in the area, make the Inner West a great place to live.
But if you’re considering buying property for redevelopment in the Inner West, there are many factors you should consider before deciding on your strategy.
So – what are some … Read the full post »
Anyone reading the newspapers recently would think Sydney is experiencing the largest property downturn in years.
Alarmist reports state that prices are down by as much as 30%.
But often, the reporting does not factor in the unique trends happening in different areas of metropolitan Sydney.
In fact, one would be hard-pressed to even think of Greater Sydney as a single property market. Rather, there are a number of separate real estate … Read the full post »
There’s no denying it – easy access to public transport is a top priority for many home buyers. However, with increased demand, comes increased prices.
That’s fine if you’re an existing homeowner experiencing strong growth in your property’s value. But what if you’re a first home buyer? What if you need to commute every day to the city for work? Finding the right location for your first home on a … Read the full post »
The lovely Autumn weather in Sydney marks a change in the season, just as much as it does with Real Estate, and like that, the first Quarter of 2018 is already been and gone!
So, here’s what you need to know about the property market in Sydney.
The historically low cash interest rate of 1.5% has once again remained unchanged by the Reserve Bank … Read the full post »