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Real Estate News
Going ‘green’ in the home saves cost and improves quality of life, says RMIT study
New research by RMIT on low-carbon housing has found that households could be better off by $1,000 per year by going green. At a time of rising stress over high energy costs, especially among low-income households, the study led by RMIT’s Centre for Urban Research (CUR) reported that low-carbon houses in comparison with ‘standard’ residences in the town of Horsham,…
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Real Estate News
Unwind overlooking the water at ANEW Rockdale
ANEW Rockdale, Knightsbridge’s $62+ million mixed-use development in Sydney’s south is set to revitalise and transform the vibrant urban village on the rise. In tandem with the government’s regeneration of the Rockdale town centre, which includes a revitalised civic square, greater connectivity, extensive street scaping and shared spaces, ANEW reinjects a village like atmosphere into Sydney’s urban spaces. Architects Abworks…
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Real Estate News
LivStyle: When an Apartment Becomes a HOME
A new phase in the evolution of apartment living is underway in Sydney, with intuitive developers catering for the longer-term needs of growing families. Well-designed three-bedroom apartments in inner-ring suburbs with good transport connections are now a viable alternative to a family house. That’s why the specialist inner-city development company LivStyle is launching a project in Rosebery called HOME. Aimed…
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Real Estate News
hockingstuart salutes outstanding talent at annual awards night
One of Victoria’s leading real estate agencies, hockingstuart, celebrated the achievements of its employees at the agency’s 2016 awards evening on August 11th, with its regional and outer suburban offices leading the charge. Held at the Plaza Ballroom in Melbourne, the evening recognised the individual and office achievements for the past financial year, based on sales growth, market share and customer…
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Real Estate News
Reno queens from Three Birds Renovations to star in new realestate.com.au video series
Fresh off the launch of its new-look News site, realestate.com.au has announced an exciting six-episode content series with Three Birds Renovations, a trio of Sydney women renowned for their stunning renovation makeovers. Best friends and busy mums, Bonnie, Erin and Lana, walked away from their corporate careers in 2014 to build a more fulfilling life and pursue their passion for…
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Real Estate News
Teracota Terraces: Evolution of the Aussie Terrace
Innovative inner-city developer LivStyle has brought the much-loved terrace into the 21st Century by incorporating features of a modern apartment. Its Teracota Terraces at Alexandria have practical entertaining areas, a media nook, a private courtyard, expansive windows and sliding doors, a self-contained laundry, substantial storage options and basement car parking with direct internal access. While paying homage to the traditional…
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Real Estate News
University of Sydney presents The Festival of Urbanism
With the Sydney population projected to grow to 5.89 million people by 2031, the city’s transport, public services and green spaces will be under a great deal of pressure. The University of Sydney’s third Festival of Urbanism will investigate what can be done to help ease the pressure on the global city. The two-week festival from 1 to 12 August will…
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NSW Real Estate News
Skyline vision to boost economy and employment
The City of Sydney has developed a strategic vision for Sydney’s future skyline with potential building heights in excess of 300 metres – 80 metres taller than Governor Phillip Tower – while still protecting sun access to the city’s important public places and parks. In the most comprehensive urban planning strategy for Central Sydney in 45 years, the City has…
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COMMERCIAL
Colliers International Welcomes Four Points by Sheraton Parramatta
Transformation of Parramatta to include new speciality-select hotel. Colliers International welcomes the debut of Four Points by Sheraton in Parramatta, with a new 271 room, speciality-select hotel on George Street in the heart of Parramatta’s CBD. Four Points by Sheraton Parramatta will also feature a bar and lobby lounge with snack kiosk, a restaurant, parking facilities, an indoor swimming pool…
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Real Estate News
Inaugural AREAs judges announced
With submissions opening on 1 July, today REA Group announced the first 12 judges and judging criteria for the inaugural Annual REA Excellence Awards (AREAs). The first judges to be announced come from the media, property, data, technology and not-for-profit sectors, and according to REA Group, are some of the most respected and experienced in their professions. The judges announced…
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Elite Agent
Housing affordability crisis causing entrenched social wealth divide
Douglas Driscoll, CEO of Starr Partners, calls for urgent Government intervention The housing affordability crisis is now one of the biggest issues in Australia, causing widespread social, political and economic implications, and according to Douglas Driscoll, CEO of award-winning real estate group Starr Partners, housing affordability is not just a problem for the young generation, it impacts other echelons of the…
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Elite Agent
5 Trends That May Influence Property in Australia
THEY SAY THAT THE ONLY constant is change, and this is especially true of real estate. Architectural preferences change, new materials become available, construction methods take advantage of the latest technology, home layouts become more in tune with demographic and social changes, and many other factors begin to influence what buyers want – and how real estate professionals should market…
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FRANCHISE NEWS
Ray White Group to take 42 Qld properties to auction live online
Ray White Queensland’s Urban Living Group will take 42 properties to auction on Sunday 13 March from 10.30am at the Emporium Hotel as part of Australia’s Biggest Auction – Raise More Hands. Potential bidders will have the opportunity to log in online and bid if they are unable to make the auction, with over 1,000 bidders and viewers expected to…
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Transform 2016 Coach
Listing by numbers, using data to engage prospects
Thank you our Week 2 sponsor: Core Logic Australia. CoreLogic have also provided the supersix access to RP Professional for the 12 week Transform challenge, allowing them to get ahead of the game with the numbers in their local area. Coaches: Claudio Encina and Greg Dickason Coaching Links: Like the Super Six you can be an expert in your local area by finding…
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EPM
Extreme Property Management
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Some property managers will never have to experience the smell of death when walking into a property that they are managing. Many will never see a fully equipped drug lab set up. Many will never experience a threatening client over the phone or in person, or feel unsafe when visiting a property with a client. Would you…
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CASE STUDIES
My Local: Tegan De Clarke Toowoomba, QLD
Tegan DeClark is an experienced real estate professional with Ray White in Toowoomba. She has experience in international real estate sales, commercial real estate, property management and residential home sales. After relocating from Florida USA three years ago, Toowoomba is now definitely home for Tegan. She is a current member of the Toowoomba Education Capital Steering Committee, an REIQ Individual…
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EPM
Close Collaboration
Getting the sales team and the property management team to work effectively together so they are referring business to each other is no easy task, but Brett Greensill, Principal of LJ Hooker New Farm, has pretty much managed to perfect it. Having started the business from scratch, he and his partner Andrew Clough now manage around 1,000 properties, with close…
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Elite Agent
What does $1m buy around the world?
As the price of property continues to increase in Australia, an increasing number of buyers are looking offshore to invest in real estate, and there are many options to explore. The value of the dollar stretches much further in some regions than others. A small unit in London will run about a $1m where as for the same price you can buy…
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Elite Agent
Sydneysiders Want Progress on Housing Affordability
Sydneysiders are desperate for improvements on cost of living, housing affordability and the city’s mobility, according to a new survey of its own residents. The Property Council of Australia today released the latest results from My City: The People’s Verdict – a national poll that tests views on the liveability of our cities. The survey, now in its fourth year,…
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Elite Agent
5 classic ‘fails’ of many business this year
Ross Elliott has some good advice for all small business owners this year; very relevant to maintenance of CRM systems and marketing for Real Estate Businesses. A new year awaits and prospects for economic improvement look good. Some businesses will grow, others will tread water, and some will fail. But more and more as I am involved with building business prospects…
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Elite Agent
Communicating with Chinese Buyers – Socially!
Without a doubt, digital strategy and online marketing strategy become more and more important each day for our business as the media landscape evolves. Esther Yong, from AC Property, discusses how you can use some of the the more modern and social methods to communicate with Chinese Buyers. Even though newspaper and offline media are here to stay, the influence…
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CASE STUDIES
Young Talent Time
Stacey Sheehan, Principal of Collins Real Estate in Tasmania, has set up strategic partnerships to provide a mentoring program for young agents. The goal: to provide them with similar opportunities working for a small agency, as they would have working for a large corporate. In my previous life working in property for Lend Lease and AMP, the main attraction for…
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Elite Agent
The Future of The Shopfront
In what appears to be an era where agents are reconsidering the traditional shopfront, Stacey Sheehan discusses why it remains of utmost importance. In 2002 a new CEO was appointed to AMP, Australia’s largest superannuation fund manager, to navigate it through a corporate crisis that some viewed as terminal. He was noted to say at the time of embarking on…
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Elite Agent
Marketing to Chinese Buyers
In certain parts of Australia, home-grown buyers have become fewer and more reluctant. Chinese buyers by contrast are sometimes wealthier and their numbers are growing rapidly. Andrew Taylor, CEO – Sales & Marketing of Juwai.com, explains how to profit from the changing marketplace. Being entrepreneurial, real estate agents and principals are some of the best at learning from other parts…
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EPM
From Punch Cards to iPads
There’s no doubting the Australian real estate landscape has changed over the years. In fact, the industry today is estimated to have over 12,300 businesses spread across the country, contributing $8.9 billion annually to the domestic economy. Not so long ago it was a very different picture. Australian Bureau of Statistics data says that at the end of June 2003,…
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EPM
Could you spot a drug lab?
The discovery of drug labs in Australia (particularly Queensland and Western Australia) is now a daily occurrence, with increasing numbers of these labs being found in rental properties. Stacey Holt of Real Estate Excellence, has been working on awareness for the industry since 2006. In July, 2011, there was for the first time ever a National Meth Lab Conference to…
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