Source: Domain.com.au
Jake Seers always thought he’d buy a home in Ballarat. The 24-year-old farmer and agronomist from nearby Clunes says the burgeoning city was the best place for him to balance work and family life.
Category: Property
Times are changing here in Australia, and no more so than in the property market. The once vaunted quarter acre block and white picket fence are quickly becoming a distant memory. More and more buyers are wanting to be close to the city where they work and play, and this has seen a shift in the property being offered by developers. This page is dedicated to reviewing those projects and providing my insight, backed by decades in the property industry, to allow you to make an informed decision.
Source: News.com.au
The reality for most Australians, the Australian dream of a quarter acre block with a white picket fence is dead. And is there anything really wrong with that?
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Hilarious video worth a few minutes of your time.
Comments closedSource: Domain.com.au
First-home buyer grants for new builds in regional Victoria on the rise
Source: Domain.com.au
New projects like Muse and Mayfair are making St Kilda Rd the new destination for wealthy downsizers. Its fast becoming the Golden Mile for apartment living, so its only fitting the most expensive buy on the block comes with its very own golden throne.
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Source: Real Estate Conversation
The Southbank by Beulah competition winner has been announced and Adelene Teh of Beulah International, and Tim Reardon of HIA discuss the winner and effect on Southbank.
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Source: Urban Developer
Developer BPM has sold its proposed King Street hotel development to global investment fund InterGlobe for $91.3 million.
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Source: ABC News I have been writing for 2 years that I believe the actions by state, federal and local governments to address housing affordability have been laughable. The reality is they know that the majority of voters, while voicing concerns for those attempting to get into the housing market, dont…
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