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May 16, 2022
Pre-pandemic sized crowds are expected at the 24th annual iteration of the Australasian Real Estate Conference (AREC).
May 14, 2022
Three bidders fought it out for a renovated home off Lygon Street which sold above expectations, but the agent said the scale of inquiries seen last year has subsided.
May 9, 2022
Having cemented his position as the top-ranked agent in Victoria in the REB Top 50 Agents 2022, Sam Rigopoulos has attributed his success to being well supported by a team with a range of functions.
March 27, 2022
The property pendulum looks set to swing back in favour of buyers for the first time in two years after soft auction clearance rates were recorded in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on the weekend.
March 25, 2022
This Saturday will be the biggest auction day so far this year, and as home sellers face competition from their neighbours for the same buyers, agents are busy explaining how to secure a deal.
March 24, 2022
This Saturday will be the biggest auction day so far this year, and as home sellers face competition from their neighbours for the same buyers, agents are busy explaining how to secure a deal.
December 7, 2021
The median auction house price fell in Sydney and Melbourne last month, as a huge volume of listings offered buyers more choice. Is it a blip, or could booming house price growth be coming to an end?
December 7, 2021
The median auction house price fell in Sydney and Melbourne last month, as a huge volume of listings offered buyers more choice. Is it a blip, or could booming house price growth be coming to an end?
December 7, 2021
The median auction house price fell in Sydney and Melbourne last month, as a huge volume of listings offered buyers more choice. Is it a blip, or could booming house price growth be coming to an end?
July 6, 2021
An industrial warehouse has been transformed into one of Melbournes trendiest homes Built in 1924, Tomkins Dairy in Thornbury was recently converted by boutique developer Mark Connellan No expense was spared reinventing the building with fixtures like stone bathrooms and a granite kitchen A red neon bunny with the homes number 3 on its back guides you to the custom timber barn doorย The imposing front door, which reportedly weighs a quarter of a tonne, required a crane to install it