Luxury home that ticks all the boxes – 39 Benelong Crescent, Bellevue Hill
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Designed in 1963 by Harry Seidler, 39 Benelong Crescent, Bellevue Hill represents a rare opportunity for buyers to secure their very own work of art from the world-renowned Australian architect. The current owner, car dealership heir Scott Sutton, purchased the property two years ago for $5.3 million, and has since undertaken a major renovation to […]
Top 25 free things to do in Sydney
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Saving up to buy a home? Then you’ll need to scrimp and save every spare cent for your deposit – Sydney represents the country’s most expensive property market! Thankfully, the city itself is a place full of adventure and experience, and much of it is free. If you are looking for activities that won’t have […]
Revealed: Nationwide suburbs where house values are decreasing
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As speculation of a property market correction continues to dominate media headlines, there are several suburbs where falling real estate values are already becoming reality. Recent research, analysing median house and unit price changes across the country, has revealed the suburbs where oversupply and economic downturn has led to declining property values over the past […]
Top 25 fun (and free) things to do in Melbourne
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Melbourne is a beautiful city to visit, but tourists can be put off by the potential price tag attached to its pricier attractions. In the interests of being fun yet frugal, here are more than two-dozen activities and adventures you can have in Melbourne – for next to nix. 1. The National Gallery of Victoria […]
Investing on a low income
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Investing on a low income. Impossible, yes? No? Maybe? No! Never say never. There are people out there earning far beyond the average yearly wage but are up to their ears in debt and have no savings to lean on. Why? They can’t save. If you want to invest on a long income you need […]
Breathtaking Capital Gains Tax exemptions for property investors
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Okay, perhaps ‘breathtaking’ is a little much. But when it comes to getting people excited about capital gains tax exemptions, desperate times call for desperate and misleading adjectives. Now, the bad news: selling your investment property (or properties) and avoiding paying more tax than you need to be paying can be mind-numbingly complicated. The good […]
view.com.au – the new home of realestateVIEW.com.au
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We have exciting news to share! Several months ago, we conducted exhaustive research on what was important to you when browsing property online. You wanted more neighbourhood information, more accurate property price estimates, more control over how you browse and more access to the insights that help you make smart property decisions. You asked for […]
Investing in metro vs regional areas
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When browsing through properties for sale do you feel the temptation to look a little farther out? You’re not alone. The question of investing in metro vs regional areas draws investors into long arguments about the various pros and cons. However, the decision of where to invest should never be a stab in the dark. […]
Tips for residential odour control
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Residential odour may not be something we talk about in polite company, but they happen to all of us and getting rid of them isn’t always as simple as lighting a scented candle. There is a huge number of things that can cause bad smells in your home, and some of them are more difficult to […]
7 tiny truths: the reality of small houses
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Downsizing is for many a lifestyle choice, and for others a necessity. Whatever the reason for moving into a smaller home, the reality remains the same – small houses are small. For all the benefits of compact living – less expenses, fewer maintenance requirements and in many cases, ability to afford closer proximity to major […]
Moving back in with your parents: a survival guide
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For so many of us, moving out of the family home is a long-awaited achievement, one that you don’t imagine ever returning from. The freedom and the independence taste sweet after years of being under mum and dad’s roof – why would you ever want to even imagine moving back in with your parents? Sometimes, life […]
Investment advice: what to look out for
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Why get investment advice? Because you’d be mad not to! Are you a financial planner/adviser? Did you grow up in a household of financial advisers? If not, then it’s probably worth seeking some advice. A financial adviser can help you with just one aspect or the entirety of your financial life (such as insurance, real estate advice, […]
Renovating for profit: squeezing more out of your home
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Renovating for profit seems easy enough, but carrying out a cost-effective and quality renovation is easier said than done. Creating a profit is all about minimal investment for maximum return, and as we know, renovations can be a major investment – both of time and money. So where can you get the best value when […]
Conveyancing terms explained
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For first time buyers, all the legal mumbo jumbo may seem a little overwhelming. That’s why it’s best to turn to the professionals like solicitors and conveyancers but even the professionals use terminology that you might not have heard before. That’s where we come in. Here are a few conveyancing terms explained to help you […]
How to take your own professional property photos
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Research properties for just five minutes and you will come across both fantastic property photography and some truly awful examples of how not to use a camera phone. If you have ever been shopping for a book, you know that despite the age-old adage, it is impossible not to judge a book by its cover. […]
First steps for first time renters
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Moving out of the nest? Spreading those wings and soaring away to your first sharehouse? While it’s perfectly fine to eat pizza on a rug on the floor on your first night in your new home, there are a few things for you and your other fellow first time renters to sort out so that […]
What is a property covenant?
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A property covenant is complicated but its definition doesn’t need to be. In essence, a property covenant can guide or restrain how you build or alter your property. Simple, right? But see if you can read the following without pulling your hair out. Its purpose is to limit or guide the development of land and […]
Types of leases: what first time renters should know
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Before you go signing any dotted lines, it is probably wise to know what you are signing. Knowing about the types of leases available to renters will help you make the best decisions when it comes to your next move. Types of leases: co-tenancy vs. sub-tenancy A question as old as time itself: should you sign a […]
How to spot the perfect family home
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Anyone who says being a parent is easy may just be plain evil, but it can be made easier. Your family home can either work with you, or against you. For instance: while you struggle to carry the groceries from the car up the garage steps, your child has scaled their way to the top of your […]
Downsizing your home to upgrade your life
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The kids are gone and the house is starting to feel a little too roomy, the garden a little too big to maintain and the endless amount of sweeping, vacuuming and dusting of empty bedrooms is wearing a little thin. Or maybe you are looking to move closer to family and friends. It might be […]
Making the switch to L.E.D lighting: everything you should know
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The phase out of incandescent lighting is almost complete. Compact fluorescents (CFLs) still remain but are becoming less popular because of their flaws and low energy efficiency. That leaves the more sustainable alternative – the LED bulb. Its efficacy is almost 4 times that of an incandescent and halogen equivalent. The cons of buying the […]
Flipping houses: what are the costs?
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The costs of flipping houses? Well, nothing. In fact, you should be making money from the adventure, not lose money. But that’s only if you listen to the following quality advice, of course. Question number 1 is: are you a flipper or a keeper? Flipping houses is for those who have the time and resources […]
Owning your own home before you’re thirty
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Gen-Y rolls their eyes when their parents – who benefited from low house prices and rising wages in their youth – scold them for not venturing into the real estate market during their 20s and 30s. Just because it’s harder now than it was before doesn’t make owning your own home by the time you turn […]
Knowledge is power: How property data can give you the edge
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When it comes to buying and selling property, knowledge is power. Doing your homework could not only save you money when it comes to auction day, and even give you the winning bid, it helps you make the right decision on where and when to buy. The good news is, with masses of digital data […]
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