With real estate markets across Australia currently rebounding strongly from a global pandemic, in particular in Western Australia where house prices have jumped 1.2% in just the last month (February), leading real estate franchise network Harcourts Group Australia has moved to expand its footprint in the state.
Topics: Press Release, Selling, News, Harcourts Growth
Topics: Press Release, Auctions, Selling, South Australia, News, Online Auction
As businesses and employees across the country come to terms with isolation and the
logistical trials of entire staff pools working from home, so too are real estate industry leaders pivoting to adapt to the new COVID-19 way of continuing ‘business as usual’.
Topics: Press Release, Auctions, Selling, Buying, News, Australia Property
There’s no denying Julie Mahoney’s backyard is going through some tough times.
Townsville, regarded as the unofficial capital of North Queensland, is still standing, but is sporting some large bruises from several hits to its economy over recent years, including a current unemployment rate of over 11% and the worst insolvency rate in the country.
Topics: Selling, Queensland, Awards
Topics: Selling
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Sellers in the outer Sydney property market of the Hawkesbury area have found they are achieving significant sales prices, sometimes well above initial expectations.
Topics: Press Release, Selling, Buying, New South Wales, Australia
In this month's edition, we take a look when not to renovate when looking to sell, and things to consider when considering a tree-change in your retirement. Plus, the latest property price growth courtesy of CoreLogic RP Data!
The auction market in Brisbane is seeing plenty of movement according to the latest results from Harcourts Queensland.
Harcourts Queensland Chief Auctioneer, Mitchell Peereboom has seen several properties over the second quarter of the year sell under the hammer after receiving little interest through exclusive listings.
Mr Peereboom noted that properties listed through auction at Harcourts spent an average of 35 days on the market, compared to 84 days for an exclusively listed property.
