by Jo Sinistaj | Jan 9, 2020 | Adelaide Market, Latest News
South Australia Spring Market Update Quarter 4 | 2019 Market Overview Investors are currently flocking to Adelaide from all across Australia and the globe due to lower buy in price points and higher rental yield opportunities. And why wouldn’t they? Realestate.com.au...
by Katherine Skinner | Oct 4, 2019 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Sydney Market
South Australia Spring Market Update Quarter 3, 2019 Market Overview Wow! This quarter has been a fluster of activity. Buyers have been scrabbling and digging deep in their pockets when competing for “in-demand” properties like a new family home in a sought after...
by Jo Sinistaj | Jul 4, 2019 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights, Melbourne Market, Sydney Market
Property Market Insights Quarter 2, 2019 Welcome to the Q2 Market Insights for 2019 from National Property Buyers, where our local agents provide expert analysis of property markets across the country. National Property Market Overview Well, what a quarter. Quarter 2...
by Jo Sinistaj | May 1, 2019 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Market, Sydney Market
With the residential property market unsettled it has some investors wondering if now is the time to invest in the commercial property market?There is considerable difference between commercial and residential property investing. Whispers of high rental returns and...
by Jo Sinistaj | Apr 4, 2019 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights, Melbourne Market, Sydney Market
Property Market Insights Quarter 1, 2019 Welcome to the Q1 Market Insights for 2019 from National Property Buyers, where our local agents provide expert analysis of property markets across the country. Sections: National Market Overview | Victoria | Queensland | South...
by Jo Sinistaj | Mar 12, 2019 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Market, Sydney Market
With the Federal Government election looming, everyone is in a tizz about Labor’s proposal to limit negative gearing to newly built homes and reduce the capital gains discount from 50% to 25%. And whilst it doesn’t appear to be getting as much air time the Greens...
