Which suburbs have the biggest growth in property values?
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As property prices continue to rise across the country, it’s clear from recent data that not all suburbs are growing at an equal rate. While some suburbs are boasting mind-blowing gains of over 50%, others can hope to achieve little more than 5% over twelve months. So, where are the growth hot spots in your […]
How is technology changing the way we live?
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Twenty or thirty years ago, it would have been almost impossible to imagine the kind of technology the average Australian has access to today. We have iPhones and smart TVs, GPS navigation and fitness watches – and now, the tech revolution is also transforming our homes. Once the stuff of futuristic sci-fi films, smart living […]
The pros and cons of living in a housing estate
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New estates are cropping up everywhere you look these days, particularly on the suburban fringes of our major cities. Estate living offers brand-new, affordable homes and the promise of a close-knit community akin to your childhood memories, but drawbacks can include far-flung locations and a lack of infrastructure. Would living in a housing estate suit […]
The Great Australian Housing Slump
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We often hear phrases like “property bubble” and “housing slump” thrown about in the media, but what do they actually mean – and how could it impact you, if the property bubble does in fact burst? Property prices have continued to rise across our major cities, despite many “experts” warning of a market crash being […]
4 interior design ideas that define innovation
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Interior design has changed considerably over the years as new technologies have prompted spectacular design solutions, ideas and improvements. The following four design and decor innovations have raised the bar for interior design. Smoke & Mirrors Most of us think that mirrors are just there, in the home, to show us our reflections. But switched-on interior […]
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, […]
Rare opportunity in the heart of Richmond
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Industrial simplicity meets modern design in this stunning two-bedroom apartment, situated in the tightly held 28 Tanner Street building. This rare listing presents a unique opportunity for buyers hoping to snap up their own slice of incredible architecture in the heart of Richmond’s café and shopping precinct, just a stone’s throw from the CBD, Melbourne […]
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 […]
Moving house: what to keep and what to toss
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Many tips on sorting through your belongings before moving house tend to sound like Seymour Skinner’s advice to Bart on licking envelopes. If it isn’t seeing how many envelopes you can lick in an hour, it’s taking on the mind numbing 12-12-12 challenge (find 12 items to throw away, 12 items to donate, 12 items to keep!) […]
If and when to upsize
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Before you continue, what are the actual costs of moving home and upsizing? Check out our post on moving on up and use it with this article to gauge whether those costs will make the difference between if and when to upsize. Deciding when to upsize: the financial considerations 1. Your budget. You probably already […]
Co-tenancy vs sub-tenancy: the pros and cons
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When applying for rental properties you have two options for your lease agreement: co-tenancy vs sub-tenancy. Will you share the tenancy, with all of your names on the one lease? Or rather will you be the sole lease holder? In this case you would sublease one or more rooms to tenant/s who won’t be on the […]
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 […]
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 hacks
Advice
It has finally arrived: moving day! It’s all very exciting and fun until you think about the mammoth task ahead that is shifting all the countless boxes and bags of your possessions from one location to another. Moving house can be a stressful time, but with careful planning and organisation, you can help to reduce […]
Choosing the perfect tenant
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What even is the ‘perfect’ tenant? Maybe a mix of Mary Poppins, Mrs Doubtfire and the cast of Downton Abbey. But without those guys filling out a rental application form for your property, it takes a bit of know-how to find the best fit. Do it yourself vs. through a property manager Do you have […]
Moving back in with your parents: a survival guide
Advice
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 […]
Flipping houses: what are the costs?
Advice
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 […]
Real estate disruptions: Purple Bricks
Advice
Looking at the effect Uber has had on the taxi industry, it is common sense to wonder why there haven’t been the same sort of real estate disruptions as in other sectors. This is probably due to both Australia’s particular real estate model and the fact that the move of the real estate industry to […]
Types of leases: what first time renters should know
Advice
Before you go signing any dotted lines, it is probably wise to know what you are signing. Already signed it? Well, it isn’t the end of the world, but why not have a clear understanding of the types of leases available to renters so that you can make the best decisions for your type of […]
7 decorating tips for first time renters
Advice
Decorating for first time renters is quite different to decorating for those who have been renting for years. Often, first time renters seek cheaper rent to allow them to afford their studies. This usually means sharing a home with so many other like-minded people to legally call themselves a commune. But beyond being the first […]
The parent struggle: Time vs. Cost
Advice
There’s no doubt about it, moving house is a big job! And an expensive one at that. When moving with kids, it can be hard to find time to do it all and keep the family happy while you’re at it. This is called the parent struggle! From packing boxes to dismantling furniture – and […]
How to market your home using technology
Advice
If technology is anything other than innovative, engaging, and intelligent, it’s that it is forgiving. Nothing epitomizes this more than cameras (and cameras in phones) that have stabilizing technology. You could be juggling three puppies in your left hand and taking a picture of your home with your right hand and your common smartphone will still […]
How to secure your first home loan
Advice
Owning a house is for many the ‘Great Australian Dream’, and with property prices on the rise and demand surging, it can seem like just that – a dream. Difficult though it may seem, investing in the property market isn’t impossible. The first step to owning your very own home is securing your first home […]
The downsizing delusion: is it enough?
Advice
The decision to downsize is not an easy one to make. Whether it’s from kids leaving the nest, looking to move closer to the city, or wanting to free up some wealth to support your retirement, shifting from a large to a small house comes with many changes. But how can you know if it’s […]
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