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 […]
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 […]
Renovations: What you can DIY and what’s best left to the pros
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There’s no denying it: renovating can be a costly exercise. From materials to labour, the expenses can add up quickly and without a strict budget in action, projects can easily amount to much more than you had bargained for. With this in mind, it’s natural to wonder if you could just as easily saddle the […]
Space-saving solutions
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It’s probably pointing out the obvious, but a busy home creates a busy mind. If you want to limit your stress, then you may want to first think outside the box to find some cheap space-saving solutions. When you can’t go sideways, go up Whether you live in an inner-city apartment or a large rural […]
Has there been a boom in Tasmania?
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We know that property prices in the mainland states have continued to go from strength to strength – but what about our little sister to the south? Has there been a property boom in Tassie, and are house prices on the Apple Isle set to explode and rival those in Melbourne or Sydney? The Australian […]
Home safety for your tenants
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A landlord is required to provide a level of home safety and security for their tenants. This comes with the expectation that they will in turn pay rent on time and keep landlords informed of any urgent repairs to their investment. Each state and territory in Australia has differing legislation regarding both a tenant and landlord’s responsibilities […]
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 […]
5 risks of buying off the plan
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There are measurable benefits to buying off the plan. The most well-known benefits being the savings you can make on stamp duty exemptions. However, the extent of concessions you can apply for depends on the type of building you are investing in. These options include a single-lot freestanding property, a multi-lot low rise (up to […]
Five decorating ideas for your home you haven’t thought of
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When it comes to decorating your home, a little effort can indeed go a long way. Simple additions to the home can be inexpensive with the power to bring life to a once dull atmosphere. Discover how these five simple yet awesome decorative ideas will brighten up your home, amazing both friends and family. 1. […]
Managing multiple properties in your portfolio
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Have you ever played Monopoly? The nervous excitement as you make your first sweep of the board; the taunts you tolerate from the other players when you purchase the first two streets; the smile on your face as they all start to land on those first two streets that you have now placed hotels on; the […]
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. […]
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 […]
10 ways to create an environmentally sustainable property portfolio
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Sustainable building practices were once of little concern to property developers, investors and builders alike. However, today Australia is at the forefront of innovative and market-leading building practices that prioritise the environmental sustainability of a build. A growing interest amongst informed property investors is how to invest in property with the environment in mind. What […]
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 […]
Give me a home among the gumtrees: How to know if a tree change is right for you
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Like the age-old sea change that many Australians seek, becoming more and more popular is the idea of a tree change – an escape to the countryside. Swapping noisy, busy city streets for fresh air and green rolling paddocks, stretching out on bigger land sizes, in idyllic country cottages where expenses are less and expectations […]
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 […]
5 tips for choosing a happy and healthy neighbourhood
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When choosing a new home or even a property investment, you don’t just look at the price and the location: you also try to find a neighbourhood that creates a desirable lifestyle. It’s easier to engage in outdoor activities if the right facilities are just a stone’s throw away. For instance, if the suburb you […]
Home makeovers which don’t require landlord permission
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Be warned, this is not a guide to cheating your landlord. No. Yet, as real estate markets continue to soar past expectations and as more and more people turn to renting properties as a long term option, it is worth asking one question. Why just tolerate your home because you think it is just a […]
Buying a holiday house with friends: is sharing really caring?
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Buying a holiday house is for many one of their biggest dreams. But for some of us, finding that extra money to purchase a second property may just keep it as a day dream. However, there is a way to get around this. More and more buyers are choosing to pool funds with friends or family […]
Are you a smart downsizer?
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Are you assessing your requirements logically? Just like a smart investor, a smart downsizer is someone who can make decisions with a cool head. Downsizing provides you with an opportunity to free up capital to finance your retirement and future health requirements. As such, it is integral not to let your emotions dictate your decision-making […]
Traps that could ruin a home loan application
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A home loan application is almost like asking someone to trust you with a small fortune. A bank or lender will want you to cross every “t” and dot every “i” when applying; an even the smallest mistake could end up costing you more than you bargained for. So what are the most common traps […]
The upsizing downsides and downsides of upsizing
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The Australian dream used to be a house with a white picket fence. Is it now a two storey mansion with security cameras and a 30 metre lap pool? Sometimes upsizing is a necessary move. It can act as a natural part of growing your capital and planning for your future. However, there are aspects and […]
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