Time for an upgrade? Top things to consider.

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Congrats! You’re moving up in the world. Not only have you ticked off that ever so challenging first-home purchase, you’re doing so well that you can afford a little more space or a better location. Go you…

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Housing (Un)Affordability

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Remember hearing that famous political gaffe “just get a good job that pays good money” – then you’ll be able to buy a home? An uninspiring, base-level thing for any politician to say, however, there was some validity to his statement – especially in today’s soaring market…

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How covid has changed the world property market

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Since we’ve been locked out of the rest of the world, we’ve pretty much focussed on our own little bubble and property market here. But let’s have a look at how COVID has affected different property markets around the world…

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Property wins for this budget

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Budget time! Every year we wait to hear the list of winners and losers of the Federal budget. So, what’s in store for property owners and investors – winning or losing, let’s see…

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FOMO in Today’s Housing Market

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It’s 2021 and FOMO is at an all-time high here in Sydney’s property market. If the acronym is unfamiliar to you, you’re in a position of envy. FOMO – or ‘fear of missing out’ is running rampant in the property sector right now, with bank interest at an all-time low and more buyers actively looking for a home than is readily available in the market…

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Don’t do it yourself

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When it comes to DIY around the house, ask yourself, am I going to injure myself? And how much is this going to cost if I screw it up? There are things most people can tackle, but here’s a list of things you should probably (definitely) outsource…

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Post-Covid Inflation – How it will affect the Property Market

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You might have heard murmurs of increasing inflation thanks to our high levels of debt. It’s expected to increase even more – and faster than what the world banks are predicting. Higher inflation means higher prices, so should you be concerned…?

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