“We’ve had some excellent auction results in recent weeks, including a spectacularly high (and possibly record breaking) price in Bellevue Hill.” Read more in our latest edition of Hartbeat.
Category: Real estate news
Agency Principal, Alex Hart, has had two fantastic results in Birriga Road, Bellevue Hill in two weeks. First up was 12/94 Birriga Road, a two bedroom art deco apartment. It sold at auction on 21 August for the great price of $585,000. Next was 4/6-8 Birriga Road, an enormous and stunningly designed one bedroom apartment. This unique…
As online real estate marketing becomes more and more pervasive, is print advertising becoming a thing of the past? A typical sales marketing campaign runs to between $10,000 and $20,000 for a house, and $6,000 and $8,000 for a $700,000 apartment. The vast bulk of this is spent on print advertising. Vendors are increasingly asking…
“2012 – What’s it going to be: sink, swim or tread? Ask three people and you’ll get four opinions. One thing’s certain, it will all be obvious in hindsight.” Find out more about the State of the Market and other real estate news in our latest newsletter, available at the link below. Hartbeat Feb/March 2012
“It has been a mixed year for the real estate market, with global financial jitters making would-be buyers, sellers, and tenants more cautious.” Find out more about the State of the Market and other real estate news in our latest newsletter, available at the link below. Hartbeat Oct/Nov 11
We can’t stress the importance of landlord insurance enough. As property managers, we see the benefits and potential pitfalls of property insurance (or lack of it) firsthand, and we strongly recommend that you are adequately insured. Find out the most common and dangerous misconceptions about insurance in the latest edition of Hartbeat (available at the…
If you own a property worth up to $600,000 please take note. From 1 January 2012, stamp duty concessions will no longer be available to first home buyers of established homes. In a shock budget measure, the NSW Government will limit the concessions to those buying new homes. Currently, first home buyers pay no stamp…