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How to Renovate your Home and Save
Here are some simple ways to transform your property into a masterpiece without breaking the bank balance.
Attract the Right Buyer to Your Property
So, you’ve listed your property on homesales.com.au but what next? There are plenty of things you can do as a seller to attract the right buyer for your property.
Home Loans for the Self Employed
The credit crunch and resulting squeeze on liquidity, coupled with the Australian government's recent crackdown on responsible lending, has made it harder for the self-employed to secure a home loan.
Suburb of the Month DALYELLUP
Dalyellup is an outer suburb of Bunbury, located along the city’s southern beaches. It is 180 km south of Perth.
Consider Buying Off The Plan
For those looking for a good, but higher risk strategy to generate wealth the benefits now offered for buying off the plan are looking attractive.
This property is ideal…except for the bad neighbours
Agents face greater penalties for failing to inform potential home buyers about a property’s bad past or rowdy neighbours.
Creating Wealth Out Of Property
When looking through today’s BRW its no wonder you see so many millionaires and billionaires who have made their wealth from investing in property.
Preparing for the Big Move
So - the “big move” is fast approaching. You want to keep the day as stress free as possible but where do you start?
Back in the High Life Again
It is a long time since we have seen such a strong growth year. In fact in Sydney it is not since June 2002 that growth was higher.
Suburb of the Month JINDABYNE
Jindabyne is a town in south-eastern New South Wales. It is located around 50km from the Victorian border and is adjacent to Lake Jindabyne.
There are other options than just banks
It's worth considering non-bank lenders, because they may be able to provide you with a better deal than you could get from the major banks - you won’t know unless you take a look at what they have to offer.
Solar Energy is heating up
So you’ve more than likely seen a neighbour or two installing solar panels on their roof recently. But have you ever wondered why?
Selling your home in the 21st Century
There are a lot of things to consider when selling your home. The best place to start is by listing your property online. Unfortunately, for a lot of homeowners this is where the buck stops.
Suburb of the Month: Darwin CBD
Darwin is a rapidly expanding vibrant capital city located near the tip of the Northern Territory. It is considered the gateway to the South-East Asia region because of its close proximity to Indonesia and South-East Asia
Interest Rates to go down!
Interest Rates to go down! The next move in interest rates is more likely down than up.Growth in the housing market during the last three months has been very high. It is not correct to describe our markets as being in a "boom" phase but certainly the growth for houses in Melbourne for the last three months is approaching that proportion.
homesales.com.au debuts at the HIA Home Show!
The Melbourne and Sydney HIA Home Show’s, held in April and May respectively, were a resounding success with an audience of over 65,000 attending the events.
All Is Not As It Appears. Market Update from John Edwards, CEO Residex
We are entering a period where we must be in control of our long term decision making process. It is clear to me that if we buy correctly and in the right area we are going to do very well indeed but probably not in the traditionally accepted good investment areas.
Meet ‘Antilla’: the most expensive home in the world valued at $1 Billion
Many of us often wonder how the “other half” live. Well wonder no more – we’d like you to meet ‘Antilla’, the most expensive home in the world.
Suburb of the Month: Melbourne CBD
Melbourne's CBD is the administrative, commercial, transport and cultural capital of Victoria with a thriving cultural, social and historical atmosphere.
Upside Down House built in German Zoo
This property has all the fixtures of an ordinary home including a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom – it’s just that they’re all upside down.
