A sign of Sydney’s crazy property market is clearly displayed when people are willing to purchase a home without seeing inside or even getting a building and pest inspection done.
Continue reading “No Inspections, Viewing or Access Before Purchase”
A sign of Sydney’s crazy property market is clearly displayed when people are willing to purchase a home without seeing inside or even getting a building and pest inspection done.
Continue reading “No Inspections, Viewing or Access Before Purchase”
A three-bedroom, deceased estate home in Allambie Heights recently sold under the hammer for $870,000 in spite of extensive termite damage.
The termite damage was extensive throughout the whole house, particularly on the lower level and master bedroom. Continue reading “Termite Damaged Northern Beaches Home Sells for $870,000”
The West Indian Drywood Termite is considered the most destructive termite in the world and is particularly prolific in Brisbane, as well as Maryborough, Bundaberg, Townsville and Rockhampton.
Continue reading “Who Pays For Treatment Of The World’s Worst Termite?”
One of the biggest issues for a home is moisture and water damage. It’s one of the main things our inspectors are looking for when performing building and pest inspections, and it’s what you should take seriously in your building report.
Following the last week of property sales for the summer, Sydney still enjoyed a 73% auction clearance rate overall.
From this the Eastern Suburbs were the city’s best performing region, boasting a clearance rate of over 86%. Continue reading “Last Week Of Summer Ends On A Happy Note For Auction Market”
A spacious Bilgola beach house which sits overlooking the ocean has been put on the market for $945,000.
It’s virtually unheard of to find a house on Sydney’s northern beaches for under a million dollars. Continue reading “Bilgola Beach House Under $1M”
It was a big year for property in Sydney, with low interest rates and some incredible growth in property markets.
Property Developer, Meriton, have proposed their plans for the second part of their Dee Why development which are said to “significantly enhance” the area.
The proposal can be viewed on the council’s website and open to public submissions in February. Continue reading “Dee Why Town Centre Development”
Set back from its Trinity Avenue address, Darling House, is considered the crown jewel of Millers Point. The well-manicured gardens lead the eye up to this landmark building with its gorgeous Victorian Georgian façade.
In 1961, the sale of Vaucluse mansion ‘Werribree’ set the Sydney price record when it sold for £41,000. The solidly built, World War I era home was then bought by Peter Aldred, a decorated airman who founded the concrete company Cementaid International.