The home made just for you. It has your name all over it. Now all you have to do is buy it. There’s going to be an auction… You do your sums. You ask the agent what it will go for (it’s in your budget!). You check every nook, every cranny, every powerpoint, every cupboard. […]
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Everywhere you look doesn’t look like it looked before. How do you make sense of chaos? How can you predict what’s next? A glimpse at how we got here provides a clue. This is from realestate.com.au Victoria’s first COVID lockdown near-killed buyer interest, it then rose well above the norm until taking another hit
Droughts, Bushfires, Floods, Pandemics. What could go wrong? Read More »
A submarine, of course, because the real AAA action (and there’s a lot) is now underwater. And a mask because that’s what you need to go anywhere today. So. What’s up, down at the top? Market Crashes. Not. Last week non-AAA land went for $8,300/sq m. That kind of result was not alone. The doom-singers
It’s a submarine. Wearing a mask. Isn’t everybody? Read More »
How was your Sunday? Kind of short? That will be the Winter Solstice. Traditionally the time for the real estate market to curl up and die. But there’s still life left if you know where to look. Just last week $25m changed hands (yes, really, real money and everything) and there are a couple in the
Some lessons for migratory estate agents who haven’t been around in MEL for longer than they can remember. Lesson 1. Is this winter? You open a door and it’s really cold. That’s a sign that it’s probably winter and you’re not in the South of France. Lesson 2. Things still get bought. Home things. (Yes!
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