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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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Elite Agent TV
National Auction Round Table Part 1: Around the Grounds
Other videos in this series TRANSCRIPT Steve Carroll: Why don’t I kick off with, “What’s happening in the market at the moment?” We’ll kick off with New South Wales. What’s happening in the market in Sydney and wider New South Wales? Anybody can attack the question and jump in as you feel fit. Stu Benson: My clearance rate up in…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
June 2018: Interest rates on hold, Industry reaction
At its meeting yesterday (5th June 2018), the RBA Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent for its 20th consecutive meeting. REA GROUP “The economy still isn’t growing fast enough to warrant an increase,” says REA Group Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee. “The issue is consumer confidence. While businesses are feeling far more confident, this is…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Sotheby’s appoints award-winning local agent to lead the Northern Territory
Sotheby’s International Realty has announced its expansion into the Northern Territory market. The global luxury real estate powerhouse has opened in Darwin, helmed by local realtor May Dunlop, adding to established Australian offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Hobart. Ms Dunlop is no stranger to the Northern Territory real estate world and is looking forward to bringing the…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic Quarterly Economic Report Update – April 2018
Value of Residential Property: $7.5 trillion Value of Australian Superannuation: $2.5 trillion Value of Listed Equities: $1.9 trillion Value of Commercial Real Estate: $0.972 trillion Nationally, dwelling value growth has stopped in its tracks, in fact, over the first quarter of this year, national dwelling values have fallen by -0.5%. Although the quarterly rate of decline has slowed compared to…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic April Home Value Index: values record their first annual decline since November 2012 while regional dwelling values continue to edge higher
CoreLogic released its April home value index results which, at a national level, revealed a fall of 0.1% for the month, the seventh consecutive month-on-month fall since values started retreating in October last year. Similar to previous months, CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless found that the declines were concentrated within the largest capitals, while regional dwelling values edged 0.4%…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Rental rates climb over seasonally strong first quarter: CoreLogic
CoreLogic has released its first Quarterly Rental Review for 2018, which tracks the median rental price of houses and units across Australian capital cities and regions. The quarterly report measures the percentage change in rental prices over the first quarter, which is typically the strongest for rental appreciation and growth, as well as over the past 12 months to March…
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EPM
Helping hands: Meet the PMs giving back to their community
According to Roy Morgan data, one in 10 people find real estate agents ethical and honest, putting them at 28 on the list of 30 professions (just above advertising professionals and car salesmen). “In every industry you will get people who don’t do their job well,” says Alexandra Haggarty, managing director of First National David Haggarty, Maitland. “I think it’s…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
National property growth slows as Hobart booms
New data from the ABS for the December 2017 quarter shows a big change in the pattern of growth across Australia’s cities. Residential property prices rose 5 per cent through the year to December quarter 2017, with growth easing from the September (+8.3 per cent) and June (+10.2 per cent) quarters 2017. Sydney’s slump was buoyed by other states, including…
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FRANCHISE NEWS
Welcome home to Ray White Karl Secondis
Darwin real estate identity Karl Secondis has been welcomed back to Ray White with open arms. Ray White SA / NT managing director Nick George said when Ray White began in the Northern Territory more than 15 years ago under the leadership of Mr Secondis the agency very quickly became the leading brand. “Karl’s history as Darwin’s premier property marketing…
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Real Estate News
CoreLogic January 2018 Home Value Index: values fall across six of Australia’s eight capital cities
CoreLogic released its January hedonic home value index results which, at a national level, revealed a fall of 0.3% for the month, led by a 0.9% fall in Sydney dwelling values. The national combined dwellings index posted a modest 0.3% fall in January, taking dwelling values 0.7% lower since their recent peak in September last year. Dwelling value falls were…
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EPM: News
Weakening investor activity impacts Sydney, but national median price in most captials: Domain
The median house price in most capital cities rose over the December quarter, although different cities continue to record varied rates of growth — according to the December Quarter Domain House Price Report. Weakening investor activity and tightened lending conditions continue to impact Sydney, and although it reported a slight increase over the December quarter, prices in the NSW capital…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Nation building in the spotlight at national Property Council awards
From convention centres to master-planned communities, from heritage overhauls to new hospitals, the nation’s best buildings and brightest talent are once again in the spotlight. This year, 137 finalists in 20 categories have been named ahead of the 2018 Property Council of Australia / Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation and Excellence Awards in May. The awards program, now in its 36th…
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EPM: Industry News
National rents on the rise: CoreLogic Rent Review December quarter
Property investors will welcome news from CoreLogic that although rental yields are flat, rental rates are on the rise. According to the latest CoreLogic Rental Report over the December quarter, all capital cities, excluding Canberra, achieved a stronger annual change in rents over the past year compared to the same period in 2016. Simultaneously, regional markets also earned a rental increase.…
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
Adrian Butera: The Big Give
Compton Green’s Adrian Butera is someone who understands priorities. When things get tough, his team come first. “The first thing I’ll do is go to an Italian supermarket and buy fresh ingredients – pasta, tomatoes, parmesan, herbs – before going back to the office and cooking lunch for my team. That’s what I do on days when real estate is…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Nine in ten Australian properties are ‘flipped’ for a profit, says new CoreLogic report
Global data analytics provider CoreLogic has released its first Property Flipping Report, which provides a national analysis of properties that were ‘flipped’ (bought and re-sold within a short time frame with the purpose of making a profit) in 2017. The research measures flips within one year of purchase and within one to two years of purchase. It also tracks national…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Mixed market conditions for tenants and investors for 2018: Domain rental report
Key data findings Sydney median unit rental prices drop from the price peak by $5, falling back below median house rental prices for the first time in six months House rental prices in Melbourne rise 1.2 per cent over the quarter, hitting a new high House rental prices remain steady over the quarter in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth Hobart has strongest annual growth in house rental prices on…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Bottom of the property market cycle is not a time for panic: Raine & Horne
“Investment firm AMP Capital1 last week indicated that the Darwin real estate market has bottomed, which means that local owners should feel less pressure to take the first offer from a buyer,” said Glenn Grantham, General Manager, Raine & Horne Darwin. “The Darwin property market in fact reached the bottom of the price cycle a few months ago, yet there still…
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Real Estate News
First time buyers entering the market but face long battle to save deposit
These are the findings of a national report released today by Bankwest, who note 94,135 properties were bought by first home buyers in the year to August 2017. The figure reflects an increase of 5.6% year-on-year since 2015, and accounts for 14.3% of all purchases recorded from January to August. Noting these were encouraging signs in an otherwise cooling market,…
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Real Estate News
CoreLogic November Home Value Index: Values holding steady with Sydney trending lower and Perth bottoms out.
According to CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless, a significant contributor to the downwards movement over the month came from the Sydney housing market, which recorded a 0.7% fall in dwelling values, while a fall in values was also recorded across Darwin and regional Northern Territory which were both down 0.4% over the month. For the remaining broad regions of…
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FRANCHISE NEWS
First home buyers lead charge as Darwin market bottoms
“In October there was a massive increase in buyers at open homes, and this trend has continued this month, with group numbers more than double those of November 2017, said Glenn Grantham, General Manager, Raine & Horne Darwin. Almost 50% of attendees at open homes are first time buyers, with upgraders and investors making up the balance, said Mr Grantham.…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic Property Pulse: Non-capital city housing markers a real mixed bag
Prepared by CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher, while the research showed that dwelling values were flat in October, they fell by -0.1% over the quarter and were 4.9% higher over the past 12 months. The quarterly decline in values was the largest fall since the three months to October 2014 while the 4.9% annual change was the lowest annual change…
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Real Estate News
Rent.com.au snapshot of the market and Australia’s most expensive and cheapest places to rent
Key points Sydney’s house prices show no sign of falling; prices increased 3.33% to a median of $620/week – still the highest prices in the country by far. Rent.com.au’s October property data indicates the national median remained stable month-on-month; median prices unchanged for apartments, houses and price-per-room (rental affordability). After a downturn in apartment prices in September for Sydney, median…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic Property Pulse: Spring continues to see properties for sale climbing
Typically, the number of properties advertised for sale in spring climbs as vendors look to take advantage of the warmer climate and improved weather. Research analyst Cameron Kusher noted that as housing market conditions transition, stock levels remain tight across the strongest markets but are rising in areas where housing market conditions are softening. For this analysis, Mr Kusher measured…
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CoreLogic October Home Value Index: Growth conditions flat nationally but Sydney values fall
The CoreLogic October Home Value Index Results show that growth conditions remained flat on a national basis while Sydney values fall. Since moving through a peak rate of growth in November 2016, capital gains across Australia’s housing market have been losing momentum, with national dwelling values unchanged over the month of October. For October, conditions were flat across both the…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Construction surges, housing turnover falls and auction volumes soaring – CoreLogic Property Pulse
CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher paired annual settled sales data with dwelling counts over time to show that the proportion of total housing stock turnover on an annual basis. Mr Kusher’s analysis found that over the 12 months to September 2017, just 5.0% of the national housing stock transacted; the lowest proportion of stock-turnover since April 2012 when it was…
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TECH + SOCIAL
5 Trends That Will Impact Real Estate In The Future
1 IT’S ALL ABOUT THE DATA Imagine as a sales agent if you could scroll through your database of 2,000 contacts and pick the 100 people you knew were going to sell over the next six to eight months. Imagine if you could predict how many people would be bidding at your next auction and what price the property would…
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Real Estate News
Higher interest rates for investors eases housing affordability for owner-occupiers: HIA
“The HIA Housing Affordability index for Australia improved by 0.5 per cent in the September 2017 quarter but still remains 4.4 per cent below the level recorded a year ago,” said Tim Reardon, HIA’s Principal Economist. “Housing Affordability has been deteriorating in Australia for decades, particularly in capital cities, as demand for new housing greatly exceeded the supply. “Recent interventions…
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Real Estate News
Rising buyer activity points to a stronger Darwin property market.
“Compared to 12 months ago we have double and even triple the number of groups at each open home on a Saturday,” said Glenn Grantham, General Manager, Raine & Horne Darwin. “Around 75% of buyers are savvy locals, who have been at our open homes regularly over the last six months. “They recognise that a median house price of $445,000…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Core Logic Home Values September: Sydney capital gains lose steam, rental returns rise
The September results confirmed that dwelling values edged 0.2% higher across Australia over the month, led by a 0.3% rise in capital city values and a 0.1% gain across the combined regional markets. The latest figures take national dwelling values 0.5% higher over the September quarter, which is the slowest rate of quarter-on-quarter growth since June 2016, and national values…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
The wealth effect of housing: Core Logic Property Pulse
Mr Lawless said, “The strong capital gains evident across the Sydney and Melbourne housing markets have created a significant boost in wealth for home owners who were fortunate enough to own a property through the latest growth cycles. However, the rate of capital gain has been remarkably lower across other markets with home owners outside of Sydney and Melbourne now…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Sydney and Melbourne drive property price rise of 1.9 per cent
Price rises in Sydney (2.3 per cent) and Melbourne (3.0 per cent) were partially offset by falls in Perth (0.8 per cent) and Darwin (1.4 per cent). “Residential property prices, while continuing to rise in Melbourne and Sydney this quarter, have begun to moderate. Annual price movements ranged from -4.9 per cent in Darwin to +13.8 per cent in Sydney…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Growth in owner occupier and investor finance continues price increase: REIA
REIA Real Estate Market Facts for the June quarter 2017 show the weighted average median price for houses for the eight capital cities increased to $768,227, with prices increasing everywhere except for Adelaide and Perth. “The weighted average median price for other dwellings increased to $604,456, again driven by median price increases in Melbourne and Sydney and, to lesser extent, in…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic Property Pulse: Affordability deteriorating at affordable end of housing market
Over the 12 months to August 2017, the most affordable 25% of residential properties nationally recorded value growth of 2.9% compared to growth of 8.0% across the middle 50% of suburbs, and 11.4% growth across the 25% of most expensive suburbs. According to analyst Cameron Kusher, across all market segments the national annual rate of value change has started to…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Core Logic Property Pulse September 8: Housing market putting on the brakes
CoreLogic’s Accumulation Index looks at the total returns from the housing asset class factoring in the change in the value of the dwelling and the gross rental return from the property. The figures show that nationally, the total returns from the housing asset class over the 12 months to August 2017 were 13.2%. Because the return is calculated from value…
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