Many people assume Building and Pest Inspections are only relevant to purchasers as part of the contract process. This assumption is not entirely correct.Â
The Vendor has a fantastic opportunity to have their home inspected prior to listing their property for sale.
Continue reading “Building and Pest inspections can assist sellers as well as buyers.”
The Christmas slow down not a problem for Brisbane property auction market.
With other markets looking to slow over Christmas the Brisbane property auction market is predicted to stay strong. Continue reading “Brisbane Property Auction Market Update”
Recently, local newspaper the Newcastle Herald listed legal tips for purchasing a property at auction. Coming in at Number 3 (of 8) on their list was the advice to organise a pre-purchase building and pest inspection.
Continue reading “Building & Pest Inspections Prior To Auction Day”
Property sellers could easily lose up to $90,000 and have fewer bidders at auction by scrimping on fixing the front fence or tidying-up the garden.
Continue reading “Bad Kerb Appeal Affects Home Prices by 13%”
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”
In the first big property auction weekend of the year, Northern Beaches experienced a phenomenal 83 per cent clearance rate.
Meanwhile, the general Sydney property market enjoyed a rate of 77 per cent. Continue reading “High Clearance Rate For Northern Beaches”
It was a big year for property in Sydney, with low interest rates and some incredible growth in property markets.
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.
Vendor, Lawrence Tong, watched as his family home of almost 50 years was sold in a matter of seconds for $2.43 million.
