When I started writing my first book back in 2010, I underscored the reasons why I felt that of all the Australian capital cities, with the possible exception of Hobart, the city I would be least inclined to buy real estate in would be Adelaide. Given the supply/demand dynamic, I couldn’t see any valid reason why property prices would rise faster ...
Saturday started with a flash of brilliant sunshine and a warm spring breeze, but by midday, the Melbourne weather was feeling decidedly glum. Rain, cold wind and dark clouds provided buyers with a difficult backdrop as they ventured out to visit their chosen properties. Nothing was different for 35 Yongala Street in Balwyn ...
Pre-election chitchat should have assured sellers – and buyers – that housing values do not typically suffer from federal elections. I think in the current circumstance, a strong Coalition win will be enough to promote a sense of security, and perhaps relief, in Australians, who are not going to suffer a second term of minority rule ...
Unless you were hiding under a rock, you wouldn’t have missed out on one of the most anticipated days on the calendar this Saturday. The public went to the polls and voted for the Coalition in what appeared to be a landslide victory. For the first time in a number of years, we have a majority government with the ability to rule without compromise ...
The 21st century has produced a dazzling range of architecture – but none more enchanting than the world of ice sculpture. New buildings made entirely out of ice are popping up all over the world. We’ve put together a list of the ten most amazing architectural works made of ice, including castles, hotels and villages ...
After a strong winter selling season, property experts believe the Melbourne market will see a record number of auctions in spring. The prospect of a more stabilised government after this Saturday’s federal election is also likely to have a positive effect on the property market. Read on for more updates ...