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By Bradley Beer on 4 Sep 2013 3 Comments
Due to the serious health risks associated with asbestos, it is now law in most states and territories across Australia that every commercial building constructed prior to 31st of December 2003 has an asbestos register and an asbestos management plan. It is the responsibility of the person with control or management of the property ...
By Pete Wargent on 3 Sep 2013 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Auction clearance rates in Sydney hit the astonishing level of 84 per cent on Saturday, the highest recorded this year, completing a record month of August for the city. Last weekend's 79 per cent clearance rate was the only weekend in the last eight where less than a "boom time level" of 80 per cent of auctioned properties were sold ...
By Catherine Cashmore on 2 Sep 2013 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
After last week’s clearance rate dropped from 82 per cent to 79 per cent once all results had been collected, this week’s 75 per cent rate was back in line with the year-to-date trend, which currently sits at 71 per cent. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 30 Aug 2013 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
This week in property, Street News has taken a look at the Melbourne market over the weekend which saw a record high auction clearance rate of 82 per cent – that’s 357 properties sold at auction. Peter Sarmas discusses the statistical data of the weekend results, and analyses what this means for the property market ...
By Peter Sarmas on 28 Aug 2013 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Property investors, take note. A recent study by Bees Nees City Agency has uncovered the top sought-after features when it comes to renting a house. While it is often thought that renters think the property they select is “only a temporary renting house”, experienced investors know this is far from the truth ...
By Peter Sarmas on 28 Aug 2013 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
It seems the 2013 federal election is a bit of a lame duck when it comes to affecting consumer sentiment in the residential housing market. Historically, confidence in housing slips in the run up to an Australian Federal election. Home buyers traditionally become cautious about the uncertain political environment ...
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