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Whoops (for some)

For many people, the images in this morning’s Top End Trends email did not appear and it would not have made much sense. You’re still not seeing images? Click here and all will be revealed. And apologies. That Was The Dance That Was… Doors are slamming, movers are packing, would-be sellers are sweating (still). A […]

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That Was The Dance That Was…

Doors are slamming, movers are packing, would-be sellers are sweating (still). A mariachi band of a year is dancing to its close. The Lesson Of The Year No matter what the “market” does, it’s individual sales that matter. When an individual buyer connects with an individual seller, bingo. Deal done.  This Spring, a squillion of

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The Polka-Dot Market Awaits

Up here at the top end, it’s hot in spots but there’s a lot of not much in-between. Agents are blaming the not-much on the distractions of horse races. Agents would. But where have those clouds of auction-waving hands really blown away to? There are vendors staring at terminal jitters as Christmas looms—and frustrated buyers

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Living In Fragile Times

The trouble with nothing conclusive to report is there is no point reporting it. So we have spared you. And we would stop right there if it were not for… rumblings Is the ground shifting just a little? Is that a harbinger of things to come, or another false alarm? Our Treasurer is doing his

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Melbourne or Mongolia?

He’s a client. He nailed it: “It’s like the camel market at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. It just made no sense to me. One day there would be really fine camels and no-one to buy them, the next day the scrawniest beasts would fetch a fortune. It’s just like Melbourne property.” Hill Street Insanity 9 Hill Street Early last month we

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Boom!

That ringing in your ears? That was this year’s starting gun; and there has never been one quite like it Welcome To Your Nightmare The streets are littered with wounded buyers. Shed a tear for those who sold at what looked like last year’s Peak, only to discover that it’s this year’s Valley. (Some we spoke to were literally

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