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Buyers Are Out in Force

Melbourne Real Estate BoomFebruary 3, 2021

How rapidly things change. Flash back to April last year and we couldn’t get an offer to save ourselves. Buyers were more than happy to sit on the side-lines and wait for the market to implode. But it never did. Distressed sales? Didn’t happen. Negative net immigration? Didn’t matter. Recession? Not in Stonnington. Banks predicting […]

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Auction v Expressions of Interest

Melbourne Real Estate BoomJanuary 26, 2021

We are gradually moving back towards onsite Auction as the preferred sales method for most of our properties, particularly the broadly appealing single and double fronted period homes in the $1,000,000 – 3,000,000 bracket. Love ’em or hate ’em, Auctions are still the most straightforward, transparent and efficient way to sell houses in a market […]

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House Prices Jump 9.5% in Three Months

Melbourne Real Estate BoomJanuary 19, 2021

Welcome back! You may recall on December 8th I wrote, ‘Are we up 10% in 10 weeks?’: I suggested that prices for period homes in Stonnington seemed to be up 10% in the 10 weeks since Stage 4 lockdown ended in late September. I thought I was being flippant, but it turns out I was […]

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Housing Affordability at an 18 Year High

Melbourne Real Estate BoomDecember 17, 2020

No wonder the property market is going nuts… According to new analysis from Betashares published by Business Insider, thanks to an historically low 0.1% cash rate, housing affordability in Australia is at its highest level since 2002. This varies by city, with Sydney still being ridiculously unaffordable at around 34% of after tax income required […]

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Are We Up 10% in 10 Weeks?

Melbourne Real Estate BoomDecember 8, 2020

I feel like our market is up 10% in the 10 weeks since lockdown ended.  By ‘our market’ I mean period homes in Stonnington between $1m and $4m. And when I say 10% I’m being flippant. I made this figure up. There’s no stats to back it up yet.  Except for the recent sales results, […]

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Heating Up…

Melbourne Real Estate BoomDecember 6, 2020December 6, 2020

The market is hot. And heating. Media reporting is now suggesting that prices were up 0.8% in Melbourne for the month of October. It feels more like 10% on the streets. Saturday was our first real weekend back with public on-site auctions and there were some absolute flyers. 16 Mackay Street, Prahran sold for $450k […]

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Melbourne’s Architectural Styles

UncategorizedOctober 26, 2020November 20, 2020

Melbourne Architectural Styles Explained Part I

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Spring Momentum

Melbourne Real Estate BoomOctober 21, 2020November 20, 2020

So much for a pandemic induced meltdown in property prices… I have not seen one hint of a slowdown as yet. Quite the contrary – momentum seems to be building and I’m getting more bullish by the day. As the saying goes, ‘one swallow does not make a summer’. However, when you’ve seen about 27 […]

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Hesitant Optimism

Melbourne Real Estate BoomOctober 13, 2020November 20, 2020

It’s our third week back and we’re beginning to hit our stride. Thankfully we are now allowed to do everything necessary to help buyers and sellers transact – from in person appraisals, preparing homes for sale, photography, styling and of course buyer inspections. It feels a bit like the start of a new year – […]

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Melbourne’s Architectural Styles – Part II

UncategorizedOctober 1, 2020March 16, 2022

In today’s post we continue where we left off with an explanation of Melbourne’s architectural styles. You can click here for Part I. WWI marked the end of the Edwardian era, and the ‘interwar’ years saw a move back towards more simple, even austere architecture after the relatively opulent and ornate late Victorian and Federation […]

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