June Newsletter

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In this newsletter...


Best deals are found off-market

First homebuyers and investors need to find properties before they go on the market if they want to secure the best deal, according to property adviser Chris Gray. Read more

High levels of discounting on coastal properties

Sellers are having to drop the asking prices for their properties by as much as 23 per cent in coastal locations to get their properties sold. Read more

Million-dollar club gets a shake-out

Twenty-eight suburbs have lost their membership of the million-dollar club over the past 12 months, according to RP Data research. On the other hand, nine suburbs have made the leap over the million-dollar barrier. Read more

How are Australia’s key property markets performing?

“Resilient”, “high levels of interest”, “stabilised”, “buoyant”: which term describes your local property market? Find out as members of the Property Buyers Agents Association of Australia give their take on the state of play in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Read more

Basic variable rules lending roost

Basic variable home loans were the product of choice in April as borrowers opted for low interest rates over bells and whistles, according to Mortgage Choice lending figures. Read more

Retirement village sector moves ahead

Retirement village developments are still moving ahead due to sound industry fundamentals, according to new research by Jones Lang LaSalle. Read more

And on a lighter note...

A man was telling his landlord about the tenants in the apartment over his rental unit. Read more

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