What has caused the inner west property boom and is it sustainable? Cooper Greenberg It is well documented that Sydney’s property market as a whole has skyrocketed to unforeseen heights in the past decade, however there are a number of metropolitan suburbs and areas that have seemed to benefit the most. Included in said areas, […]
If you need a professional property valuation for a divorce settlement, look for a property valuer who can satisfy several criteria, including the ability to prepare a comprehensive property valuation report, knowledge of the legal process and experience appearing as an expert witness in court. Our property valuations team understand the complexities of family law […]
Residents of New South Wales can now apply for the Federal Government’s tax-free $25,000 HomeBuilder grant. Announced as part of the recent COVID-19 economic stimulus package, the grant program offers a financial incentive for first homebuyers and owner-occupiers to purchase or renovate their homes. So far, applications for the grant have exceeded expectations, with many […]
Brett Smith from McLennan Steege Smith Property Valuations joins Birdie Wealth’s Nathan Smith to discuss the role of the valuer when it comes to buying and selling property, tips on how to add value to your home, disputing a valuation and the impact COVID-19 has had on the industry. Listen to the Podcast HERE
Although it still currently holds a lower median house price, Melbourne exceeds Sydney when it comes to home value growth. The Australian reports that, according to property researcher CoreLogic, the reason for the quicker pace south of the border is a mixture of strong interstate migration and comparative affordability. The Sydney market has generally held […]
Despite a slow decline in home owners amid a country-wide housing affordability crisis, new Census data has revealed that the notion of possessing property is still achievable. The recent release of Census datas shows that national home ownership and rental rates vary across different locations. The data highlights a range of interesting statistics around housing, […]
First-home buyers have made the most of the Government’s new stamp duty concessions as part of their housing affordability package, returning to the auction market in force over the weekend. The measures, which kicked in on July 1, mean that first-home buyers are free of stamp duty for purchases up to $600,000 while discounts apply […]
The Daily Telegraph reports that a national survey, branded as Australia’s largest outside of the official Census, has revealed that over half of NSW residents between 25 and 29 believe that home ownership is no longer realistic. The survey, which consisted of Commonwealth Bank customers, varied considerably suburb to suburb. In the more affordable Sydney […]
Fifteen new priority precincts around Inner Western, South West and Northern Sydney have been announced in a move to combat the city’s housing affordability crisis and assist first home buyers. The new precincts are all located nearby public transport and have been identified as having broad social, economic and environmental significance to their respective communities. […]
In Sydney property terms, Hillsdale could be considered an affordable suburb with a median unit price of $653,500. It’s also a lesser-known suburb in heart of south-eastern Sydney, predominantly made up of apartments. RealEstate.com.au has recently reported that a four-level development has been approved for a site at 41-45 Rhodes Street where “there is DA […]
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