by Chris | Dec 22, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights, Melbourne Market
September Quarter, 2015 The vast majority of property owners who sold their home in the September 2015 quarter sold at in excess of their previous purchase price according the latest CoreLogic RP Data quarterly Pain and Gain Report. The Report found that 91.6% of...
by Chris | Dec 10, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Latest News
Katherine Skinner from our property management department in Adelaide discusses the tenant application and screening process in yesterday’s “Residential Property Manager” blog post. Katherine suggests that sitting down and speaking with potential...
by Chris | Dec 4, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights, Melbourne Market
One of the busiest times for rentals is just around the corner with the January and February period traditionally seeing more activity. With that in mind, we’ve asked our Property Managers at National Property Buyers to recommend a couple of the highly regarded...
by Chris | Nov 20, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News
Time is becoming more and more of a factor for both buyers and vendors looking to purchase and offload property with only four more weekends of auctions left for the year. Vendors looking to sell within this tightening time frame are pushing stock levels higher in...
by Chris | Nov 13, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights, Melbourne Market
Regular readers of the property papers will have recently come across the story of Jae Jun Kim, a Sydney man who purchased a one bedroom apartment in The Castlereagh development. Kim purchased the apartment for $560,000 three years ago with the plan to live in the...
by Chris | Nov 11, 2015 | Adelaide Market, Brisbane Market, Latest News, Melbourne Buyer Insights
Rob Di Vita, buyers advocate with National Property Buyers in Melbourne was out to dinner with some friends a few weeks ago. Being in real estate, the conversation eventually (or inevitably) turned to the housing market. The immediate future of the market was widely...
