By Peter Sarmas on 18 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
The sounds of a property bubble are getting louder, and yes, with every boom there is a bust, but many experts have been calling a bubble for years now, and property prices have continued to defy them. Melbourne property prices are up 9.8 per cent and Sydney property house prices are up over 15 per cent for the year ...
By Peter Sarmas on 16 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Due to a reduction in the number of homes coming onto the market, buyers could struggle to find a property during the spring selling season. Peter Sarmas discusses this tightening supply, as well as a recent surge in higher priced properties and the impact this is having on the overall market ...
By Peter Sarmas on 11 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Due to a tightening property supply in Melbourne, it’s thought that we will see a more stable property market rather than a boom bust situation. Robert Larocca of RP Data believes that the gradual reduction in the number of properties coming onto the market could mean that property buyers ...
By Peter Sarmas on 9 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
This week Peter Sarmas discusses existing developments that are improving housing affordability, and strides the government could be making on the issue, such as abolishing stamp duty. Meanwhile, Cate Bakos had to identify a historical property's realistic market value - or risk missing out altogether ...
By Peter Sarmas on 4 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Housing affordability seems to be back on the agenda. The REIA told the latest federal inquiry into affordable housing that home ownership in Australia has been declining after four decades of stable levels. So what are some of the options available to the government to help improve property affordability? ...
By Peter Sarmas on 2 Aug 2014 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
This winter’s consistently strong auction clearance rate has set the tone for what’s expected to be a positive finish to the year. In the REIV's June quarter housing report, it was a tale of two suburbs. Both Toorak and Sunshine topped the list of suburbs with the highest growth, a result Peter Sarmas discusses in his weekly market commentary ...
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The Pros and Cons Of Having A Mortgage Offset Account
What You Need to Know About Buying Your Next House
Where Are Most Distressed Property Sales Happening in Australia?
Chinese Property Investors Taking Over the Australian Market - Fact, Fiction or Fearmongering?
Why Taking a Long-term Position on Property Investment Can Reduce Risk
Where is Mount Clear and Why is it Special?
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Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins’ $10 Million Property Empire
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Attention Landlords: Here’s Why You Should Make Your Rental Home Greener and How to Do It
ATO Stats Confirm Investors are still Missing out on Depreciation Deductions
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Will the Low Australian Dollar Drive House Prices Up Even Further?
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Scammers Fleece Rental Home Owners
Is Housing Affordability Creating A Gap Between The Rich and The Poor?
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The Largest Property Value Gains and Falls in Victoria Since The GFC
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