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In a bid to provide support for seriously ill and premature babies across Queensland, a major real estate group and an award-winning auctioneer have been selected to drive and manage the sale of the 2022 ‘House for Life’.

It impacts offers but vendors expect higher prices

‘FOOP’ – or the ‘fear or over paying’ has now landed in Sydney’s auction markets, according to a new report.

The advent of online bidding and flexible work hours have pushed up the number of homes going under the hammer outside the weekend.

The importance of the afterlife is strikingly clear in this beaded Egyptian burial shroud that went on auction recently.

Hundreds of vendors rushed in to sell their properties under the hammer this week, to take advantage of buyer demand and get ahead of their competition.

Top tips on winning a real estate bidding war Strategy can outmanoeuvre buckets of cash in real estate property sales. Share Delivering the knockout bid in tightly fought residential auctions sometimes requires tactics as much as money, say veteran property buyers. A bucket of cash will win seven times out of 10, they claim. But for other auctions, the winning mix will be a combination of style, guile and savvy use of a smaller pile of savings. ‘You need to assert confidence, put the other bi...

Property market update: Brisbane, January 2021 By Zarah Mae Torrazo 17 February 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Brisbane’s property market remained resilient over the last year despite the economic impact of COVID-19. But will the Sunshine State’s capital continue to dazzle investors in 2021? p span style "font-weight: 400;" According to data, Queensland appears to have outstripped the other states in 2020. /span /p p span style "font-weight: 400;" The span class b-autolinkshadowbox Su...

Property prices are set for rebound in 2021 Whether youre looking at houses or apartments, take a look at our property clock to see which markets are on the move. Thanks to COVID-19, the outlook varies widely across cities as well as within cities.  Simon Letch Share Maggie May and Josh Kelly are first-time buyers making the most of low interest rates and government incentives to purchase a two-bedroom off-the-plan apartment in inner Melbourne. The artist and musician couple, who have a two-ye...