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Real Estate News
Knight Frank buyer survey shows cities could be all the rage again
Knight Frank’s Global Buyer Survey has analysed the impact that Covid-19 has had on residential buyers’ attitudes to purchasing homes around the world.
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Real Estate News
Record gains and very little pain for New Zealand property sellers
New Zealand home owners are pocketing a record level of gross profits from property resales as the country's real estate market defies last year's weak economic outlook.
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APPOINTMENTS
The Agency welcomes experienced agent Kyle Pitman to their Queensland team
The Agency has welcomed award-winning agent Kyle Pitman to their rapidly growing QLD team. He has over 25 years' experience in the real estate industry across Australia and NZ.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
What current property market trends tell us about the future of Australian real estate
The Agency CEO Matt Lahood joked the property market's progress was "not bad at all", considering how many regions have been in lockdown.
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Elite Agent TV
How to create engaging real estate video content that will generate quality leads
Jen Sylvester is a Massachusetts-based RE/MAX agent who has been developing her video content generation for the past eight years. She spoke to real estate consultant Katie Lance about how creating consistent and authentic content generates quality leads who are eager to work with you as an agent.
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INTERNATIONAL
The majority of millennials would consider living in a 3D-printed house
A new study from Realtor.com has found 75 per cent of millennials (born 1981 to 1996) would consider living in a 3D-printed home, citing affordability, energy efficiency and resistance to natural disasters as major benefits.
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Thought Leaders Podcast
Take back the narrative: Steve Carroll talks increased expectations, digital trends, and how to be your customer’s hero
When Steve Carroll talks, you know you’re in for some great insight into digital trends and technology along with actionable tips to help you navigate a fast-changing social media landscape. This podcast is no exception.
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Elite Agent
How to create a digital attraction business: Sherrie Storor
Real estate might be about property, but in this day and age every agent is in the business of digital attraction, says real estate coach Sherrie Storor. As part of a six-part Mastermind Program, Sherrie looks at how agents can build a digital attraction business by looking beyond the industry for best practice. Whilst our role as real estate professionals…
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WA Real Estate News
The Perth suburbs where it’s cheaper to buy than rent
It cheaper to buy a home than rent in 112 Perth suburbs, according to the REIWA.
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OPINION
Listing Loop: How to leverage the fear of missing out
Listing Loop reveals how to leverage the fear of missing out (FOMO) with your buyers to create competition for your vendors’ homes.
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National
REIA welcomes the housing affordability and supply inquiry
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has welcomed the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue inquiry into housing affordability and supply in Australia.
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Real Estate News
First home buyers in NZ will suffer from the Reserve Bank’s surprise decision on mortgage deposits
RBNZ's decision to reduce the number of owner-occupiers that can get a mortgage with less than a 20 per cent deposit is set to have huge impacts on first home buyers
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Real Estate News
Auction clearance rate lower as markets navigate lockdowns
The volume of properties taken to auction was slightly higher this week, but the clearance rate dropped marginally as the most popular markets navigated lockdown.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
How the property market has evolved amid the pandemic
Australia’s property market exceeded all expectations in 2020 and the first half of 2021, as a the suggestion of potential market crash was swiftly switched out to reports of a nationwide market boom. PRD has released its Australia Economic and Property Report for 2021, which analyses how the property market has evolved over the past year due to multiple factors,…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Ray White leaders reveal the biggest issues facing the NSW property market
Ray White leaders unpacked the biggest issues facing the NSW property market in a webinar on Thursday night.
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INTERNATIONAL
How harnessing customer’s social media behaviours will benefit your business
With 95 per cent of the online population using social media, it is imperative to keep up with the current behaviours and best marketing practices in order to attract potential customers.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
More Australian homes selling than coming on the market
Dwelling sales continue to surge across Australia against low listings levels, according to new CoreLogic data. In the three months to July, CoreLogic estimated there were around 171,100 dwelling sales in Australia. This is 53.4 per cent higher than what has typically been seen this time of year for the previous five years. In the same period, there were just…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Australians are using lockdown to hunt for property online
Search activity on realestate.com.au jumped 2.4 per cent last week as lockdowns were felt across the country.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Number of single women buying first home tipped to rise
REIA forecasted a rise in single women purchasing their first homes.
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Elite Agent
The ‘vaxing’ issue facing the real estate industry: Andrew Cocks
Vaccination against COVID-19 is the topic on everyone’s mind at the moment. Richardson & Wrench Managing Director Andrew Cocks examines the difficult decisions real estate agencies and agents face and whether or not vaccination status could be the difference between winning a listing or not. It has taken a Greater Sydney lockdown, along with COVID-19 incursions into Queensland, daily reports…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Dwelling values and sale volumes continue to rise across Australia but rental yield declines, says CoreLogic
CoreLogic has released their August insights, summarising Australian housing market data to the end of July 2021. They found the Australian housing market has continued to maintain the highest dwelling values since 2004, but quarterly values have started to gently decline, when compared to May 2021. Sales volumes also rose across Australia, both in regional and metro markets. Rental values…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
The top regional Queensland suburbs for investment opportunities
Queensland boasts a huge array of regional locations that draw in house hunters from around the country, from hinterland towns to beachfront living.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Regional areas benefit from Sydney and Melbourne’s population exodus
Regional areas in New South Wales and Victoria have seen a huge spike in house sales as city residents move away from Sydney or Melbourne.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
RBA maintains flexible approach with continued cash rate hold
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided it will keep the nation's official cash rate on hold at 0.1 per cent.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
More than half of experts say lockdowns will slow property price growth
Strict lockdowns are one of the few things that can slow down Australia’s recent surging property price growth, according to experts.
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Real Estate News
Coastal apartments in hot demand in NSW
Sydney’s extended lockdown has boosted buyer enthusiasm across regional New South Wales, with enquiries increasing for apartments in coastal areas.
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NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand’s market slowdown is gradually unfolding
CoreLogic’s House Price Index (HPI) showed New Zealand’s house values increased by a further 1.8 per cent over July, with a market slowdown starting to develop. This was the same rate of growth recorded in June, but down on both May (2.2 per cent) and April (3.1 per cent). While New Zealand is likely to be past the peak growth…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Australia’s growth cycle tapers as housing becomes less affordable
Australian housing values increased a further 1.6 per cent in July, according to CoreLogic.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
CoreLogic NZ expects mortgage lending volumes will ease
CoreLogic New Zealand (NZ) has tipped lending activity will slow down over the coming months with mortgage rate increases on the horizon. This comes despite property sales activity remaining solid in June. CoreLogic NZ Chief Property Economist Kelvin Davidson said it was interesting that first-home buyers had a monopoly on mortgage lending with less than a 20 per cent deposit.…
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Real Estate News
Most millennials believe the housing market needs more regulation
The majority of millennials (70 per cent) believe the housing market should be more heavily regulated, according to HomeLoanExperts.com.au.
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INTERNATIONAL
Overseas investment in US homes falls to the lowest level in a decade
Overseas buyers purchased US$54.4B worth of existing homes in the US from April 2020 through March 2021. This was the lowest level in a decade.
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CONTRIBUTORS
Why ‘Your Brand, Your Business’ is the new way of thinking
Manos Findikakis says Eview's 'Your Brand Your Business' model is becoming the benchmark that some competitors are following.
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Real Estate News
Luxe Listings Sydney star Gavin Rubinstein is the first Ray White agent to reach ‘elite’ status this financial year
Luxe Listings Sydney star Gavin Rubinstein has kicked off the new financial year on a very high note.
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NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand hits a turning point in the property investment market
The recent uptick in mortgage interest rates is yet another influencing factor in the New Zealand residential property investment landscape, with CoreLogic suggesting the market is close to a significant turning point.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Low interest rates not solely responsible for property price growth
New analysis from the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) has found that property price growth is less dependent on low interest rates than commonly believed.
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