COVID-19 levelled the playing field between city and regional housing values, with many city dwellers choosing a tree or sea change over their city lifestyle. The price gap between attractive regionals and the big cities has narrowed driven by a combination of empty nesters cashing in on city prices, young families being forced to find
The start of 2021 has seen two types of buyers dominate the market – upgraders, and first home buyers.
The impact of this is an increase in home values in every capital city and major regional area as well as a fresh record high for the national median price.
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Has COVID-19 turbocharged Australia’s international appeal? A surge in expat enquiries throughout 2020 which continues into 2021 suggests as much.
Will it offset the loss of demand from new migrants? Read this week’s Real Estate Conversation with John McGrath to find out.
Little more than two weeks after one popular northern beaches suburb had its price record broken, it has happened again, this time by more than $300,000.
Looking to enter the property market or grow your investment portfolio in 2021?
Don’t miss this week’s Real Estate Conversation with John McGrath where we look at the suburbs that recorded the best capital growth across houses and apartments in the East Coast capital cities and regions.
Speculation of a strong rebound in the economy and property prices has buyers keen to secure their next new home or investment. But what impact has COVID-19 had on what people are looking for?
A once-in-100-year pandemic, lockdowns, border closures, job losses, a new socially-distanced lifestyle and the first recession in 29 years – and yet, the median house price in most capital cities and many regional markets went up.
Selling? You’ve probably read everything you wanted to on what to do to maximise your sale of your most prized asset. But what about what not to do?
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