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August CoreLogic Home Value Index report! Explore our insights on national home values, trends across different cities, and what this means for the property market. Read more: https://wix.to/M42jbKM #newblogpost #RealEstate #PropertyMarket #HomeValues #MarketTrends #InvestmentOpportunities #DMCPropertyAdvisory

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The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) stats are out for March! The property market witnessed a notable surge in listings, elevating buyer confidence and prompting a deliberate approach to decision-making among some buyers. 🏡 📈 Read the full report here — bit.ly/3vTf3Va

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From the states most favoured by property investors and buyers, to the biggest concerns impacting buyers and sellers alike, Australian Property Investor Magazine’s Property Sentiment Report Q2 2024 reveals its diverse readership’s thoughts and predictions around the nation’s real estate market. You can download the report here: https://lnkd.in/g9utQbUn

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Half of office tenants upgrade amid hybrid shakeup - Cushman & Wakefield According to Cushman & Wakefield’s Rethinking Australian Offices 2024 report and based on an analysis of 250 leasing briefs in the Sydney and Melbourne CBDs in the past 12 months, 45% of tenants changing offices within the CBD moved into a higher-grade space. Sean Ellison National Economics & Forecasting Manager, Cushman & Wakefield, said: “As many occupiers  gravitate to higher quality buildings as they adjust to flexible working, landlords tend to have one primary  lever in response - upgrading their assets.” “Our research confirms the significant impact of quality on a building’s performance when you isolate it  from other factors. While the impact was seen evenly in Sydney and Melbourne, we found that rents  appear more sensitive to grades in Sydney and the same for amenity values in Melbourne.” Maria Russo-Fama Director – Client Services, ANZ, said: “Investing in upgrades is not just a smart move  but a necessary one for landlords who want to stay ahead as the ‘flight to quality’ trend continues to  dominate Australia’s office market.” Read more on COMMO> https://lnkd.in/g_CHheF2 Dominic Brown Matthew Clifford Shaun Kenafake Tim Molchanoff Noral Wild Jon McCormick George Harb Tim Stanway Joel Duffy Luke Etherington Chas Keogh #cushmanandwakefield #officespacesaustralia #australianofficemarket #commercialpropertymarket #office #officebuildings #officeleasing #officefitout #officedesign #officeinvestment #officesforrent #commercialrealestate #cushwake

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Deciding whether to splurge or save during home renovations? 🏡 Our client and award-winning real estate expert, Tina O'Connor, shared her top renovation tips with Kate McIntyre at REA Group. If you’re planning to sell, here’s what to consider: ✔️ Kitchens & Bathrooms: Key areas that buyers focus on – assess carefully as renovations can be costly ✔️ Exterior: If extensive work is required, along with other major upgrades, the overall cost might outweigh the return ✔️ Structural Integrity: If major structural repairs are needed, selling as-is could be a better option ✔️ DIY vs Experts: DIY what you can, but leave some things to the pros – poorly executed work can reduce your property value Curious to learn more? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gw-dmi9S #TaurusMarketing #PRAgencySydney #RealEstate #RenovationTips Sharon Williams Samantha Sakr Emily Brex Kayley Collins Ian Dose Gabriella Lingard Stacey Toskas Georgie Riddle Tina O'Connor REA Group The Daily Telegraph Herald Sun The Courier-Mail News Corp

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Property editorials - how do you obtain them when selling your property? Click here:- https://bit.ly/3OBi2q7 #vendoradvocacy #realestate #melbourne #melbre #vendormarketing #propertyeditorials

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Launch your real estate development career in 2025! 🚀 Our property development mentoring program is now open for enrolment. Learn from experienced professionals and gain the knowledge and resources you need to achieve your goals. Spots are limited, so don't miss out! Click the link in bio to learn more and secure your spot today. P.S. This program is designed to help you accelerate your professional and personal goals in real estate development. #tdm #thedevelopmentmentor #australia #propertydevelopment #propertydevelopments #propertydeveloper #propertydevelopers #propertymentor #propertyentrepreneursummit

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🏠 Ready to navigate the competitive Sydney property market like a pro? Our buyer’s agent guide is your key to success! Learn about property hotspots, negotiation strategies, and more. Contact us for expert advice and start your property journey with confidence! #SydneyProperty #BuyersAgent #PropertyGuide

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Discover the latest commercial properties waiting for you in our winter edition of the NAI Harcourts NZ Key Assets eBook. Whether you're an investor or entrepreneur, this edition is filled with valuable information to help you make informed decisions. Don't miss out on exploring the diverse commercial options available across New Zealand. Click the link below to start reading now and seize your next venture! https://lnkd.in/gv6Rq35g #naiharcourtsnz #investornz #entrepreneurnz

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From the article: "They’re $1m-plus homes you can’t live in – with everything from rotting ceilings and floors to interiors strewn with crumbling bricks – but in many parts of Sydney they’re the few houses available to buy. Agents have reported a “severe” shortage of ready-to-move-into houses across the Greater Sydney area as uncertainty over rate rises discourages would-be sellers of turnkey homes from listing. These shortages have been particularly severe in Sydney’s well-connected inner- and middle-ring suburbs, where housing demand has historically been higher." Any agents/conveyancers noticing falling sales volumes recently? I imagine the cold and wet weather is not helping with marketing..... Any thoughts? As always please be respectful, inclusive and polite to others. This is for the purpose of encouraging discussion and I am not advocating a particular position. https://lnkd.in/gBNH4A7J

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Melbourne’s property market—is it worth it? I get it. You’re watching, unsure whether to jump in, with all the headlines screaming “uncertainty.” But let’s break it down. Here’s the reality: markets rise and fall. Always have, always will. What matters right now? This dip is your opportunity. Sure, rental yields are sitting at 3.5%, but don’t let that scare you off. They’re solid and backed by both short- and long-term growth potential. Melbourne’s market might not offer the highest yields, but it offers stability and a strong upside over time. Here’s what that means for you: For first-time buyers, this is your chance to negotiate hard. Prices are softening—think $50k, $100k off asking in some cases. For investors: The long game in Melbourne is strong. Add to your portfolio now and let time do the heavy lifting. And let’s be real—waiting for the “perfect moment” doesn’t get you anywhere. That moment doesn’t exist. You make money by acting when others hesitate. Not sitting on the sidelines. Here’s what I’m offering—access to pre-market properties. That means you’re getting in before anyone else even knows these deals exist. That’s how you save tens of thousands and position yourself for future growth. Melbourne’s market is what you make of it. And right now? If you’re smart, it’s a buyer’s market. Let’s chat strategy—this window won’t stay open forever.

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