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INDUSTRY NEWS
Distressed property sales could increase next year: HTW
The end of many borrowers' fixed-rate loan term in 2023 is expected to present a significant challenge for real estate values, according to a new report.
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OPINION
Federal Election won’t dent commercial market confidence
It is an age-old question that rears its head every three years: Just what impact will the looming Federal Election have on the property market including the commercial property sector?
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INDUSTRY NEWS
15 real estate professionals offer their property market predictions for 2022
After a bumper year for real estate, there’s a lot of talk about what the property market will do in 2022.
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COMMERCIAL
‘Lifestyle industrial’ the latest trend in Australian real estate market
The days of industrial precincts being an ‘avoid at all costs’ area for residential property are over with “lifestyle industrial” flagged as the standout new trend in Australia’s real estate market.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Residential land in high demand across Australia
Vacant land is one of the hottest commodities in residential real estate at the moment with some blocks increasing in value 45 per cent in just five months.
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Elite Agent
HTW: Was the pandemic a ‘booster shot’ for industrial real estate?
It made sense at the beginning of the pandemic to expect a decline in all commercial property markets.
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NEWS
Little movement in the property clock
As Victoria reopens for business, Herron Todd White has reported very little movement in the property clock over September with just a few select regions improving their position while major markets like Sydney and Melbourne remain in decline. This month Herron Todd White notes the capitals of Adelaide, Canberra, and Hobart retain poll position, Albany in WA has reached the…
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Elite Agent
Who’s where on the property clock as spring selling begins?
Tasmanian cities are among the new additions to the top of the property clock, according to the September Month in Review by Herron Todd White. Launceston and Bernie/Devonport have now joined capitals like Adelaide, Hobart and Canberra, along with regional areas like Albury, Geelong, and Bathurst at the peak of the market, while Melbourne has officially entered decline, and Darwin…
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NEWS
Darwin expecting a real estate surge after borders reopen
As Northern Territory’s borders reopen on Friday to most of the country, real estate agents are expecting buyers, renters, and holidaymakers to flood the capital city. Darwin is hot right now – and not just on the thermostat. The rental vacancy rate sits at 1.8 per cent, the lowest it’s been for seven years. In addition, the value of housing…
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NEWS
HTW Month in Review sees southern capitals top of the property clock
Heron Todd White (HTW) has released their month in review, with a series of new suburbs entering different positions on the property clock courtesy of recent Covid-19 events. Top of the clock are a swag of new areas, with Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart among them, while Sydney continues to be positioned in the beginning…
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NEWS
Where are the latest home renovation hotspots?
On the back of the new Federal Government HomeBuilder package, property valuation group Herron Todd White has taken a look at the areas in each Australian capital city that are leading the way with renovations. The new HomeBuilder package gives $25,000 to renovators who are looking at spending over $150,000 to improve their home. However, to qualify you need to…
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NEWS
Property valuers call for equity release during COVID-19 crisis
Australia’s largest independent property valuation and advisory firm has called for easier access to existing equity in homes and investment properties would to ease financial pressure for Aussies during the COVID-19 crisis. Herron Todd White CEO Gary Brinkworth said both the government and regulators must urgently work with financiers to unlock this source of stored wealth and help struggling individuals…
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NEWS
HTW monthly update – Property prices deliver strong end to 2019
As 2019 draws to a close Herron Todd White have assessed where the nation’s property markets currently sit and how their predictions stacked up over the course of the year. We saw a slow start for property in 2019 thanks to an uncertain regulatory environment and the federal election which had big implications for property investors. Since that point, market…
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Elite Agent
How population is impacting house prices
Population movements are one of the key reasons house prices rise and fall, and according to Herron Todd White, it’s not just about how how many people are moving to or from your city, but also the demographics of those people. The leading Australian valuer has studied the impact that the current population trends have been having in our major…
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Elite Agent
HTW Market Wrap: Sydney and Melbourne bottom out
The national property market continues to be a tale of very different states and cities, with some strength in areas like Canberra and Hobart, and clear weakness in Sydney and Melbourne. The positive news for property owners is that the latest commentary from national valuers Herron Todd White is that both Sydney and Melbourne are approaching the bottom with their…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Solar energy likely to drive up home values: HTW
Sustainable homes will see an increase in value as more and more householders take up solar rebates and reduce household energy consumption, according to independent valuer and advisory group Herron Todd White. HTW’s Managing Director in Melbourne, Tony Kelly, said as homeowners continued to take advantage of solar energy rebates and substantially reduced energy costs, the value of their homes…
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Elite Agent
Despite an overall softening, the outlook is good for most Australian property markets
Property valuers Herron Todd White (HTW) have released their monthly Property Clock report for June, and they say that at the halfway point, the outlook is not as bleak as it was thought to be earlier on in the year. Commercial Commercial is good news in all states other than SA and NT according to the HTW report. Although the…
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FRANCHISE NEWS
Dirt Cheap Real Estate and Generous Government Subsidies Driving First Time Buyer Activity in Darwin
Darwin first home buyers have faced the challenge of rapidly rising property prices in recent years, however with land packages worth as little as $116,000 selling fast, the worm has turned for first timers. “A number of new, affordable property developments, such as Palmerston’s Zuccoli Aspire1 where land packages start from less than $120,000, are being released to the market…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Victoria dominates most in-demand suburbs
The Victorian suburbs of Berwick and Melbourne are the two most in-demand suburbs in the nation, according to new PropTrack data.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
How Hudson 365 became different by design
When you walk past Hudson 365 on Devonport’s Oldaker St, you may not realise it’s a real estate agency. It's no mistake, this is a brand that is different by design.
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NEWS
Which cities worldwide are at greatest bubble risk?
A global study of real estate bubbles has revealed a bubble risk or a significant overvaluation of housing markets in half of all evaluated cities. Bubble risk appears greatest in Munich, followed by Toronto, Hong Kong and Amsterdam, according to the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2019, a yearly study by UBS Global Wealth Management’s Chief Investment Office. Frankfurt,…
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