January has always been one of the busiest times of the year for people buying, selling, or renting property. And according to figures just released by realestate.com, 476 million views of properties for sale are expected this summer, a massive increase of 39% compared to this time last year. More people at home January hasContinue reading “Why January is set to smash Perth property records!”
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Property Report – September 2021
Herron Todd White’s September property round-up has just been released. As always the most highly anticipated part of the report is where we sit on the property clock! For both houses and units Perth is still considered a rising market. Hence regardless if you are looking to buy or sell now is still considered aContinue reading “Property Report – September 2021”
Property Report – April 2021
Herron Todd White’s monthly property round-up has just been released. As you could image all the numbers reflect what we are all seeing and hearing in Perth – the market is running hot hot hot! Although these times may be reminiscent of the boom times we experienced in the early to mid 2000’s, Perth isContinue reading “Property Report – April 2021”
Rental moratorium: Where are we at?
With just over three months until Western Australia emerges from its rental moratorium, landlords are being urged to turn their attention to what they need to do to prepare. The moratorium, which ends on March 28, was introduced by the State Government to stop tenants from being dumped onto the rental market during the pandemic.Continue reading “Rental moratorium: Where are we at?”
Holiday security tips landlords
There’s no time like Christmas and the summer holidays to make sure security is in order at your rental, says Jones and Co director Kelly Jones. In Western Australia, landlords are responsible for ensuring a minimum level of security is in place, so reminding tenants of their obligations is also advisable at this time ofContinue reading “Holiday security tips landlords”
Cultural coup for thriving Alkimos
A collection of about 20 naturally formed limestone pinnacles will be preserved at Alkimos. And they are so culturally significant that the State Government is working to revise development plans for the Yanchep Rail Extension to ensure Romeo Road is realigned to avoid the significant discovery. Noongar leaders have confirmed the pinnacles, which have notContinue reading “Cultural coup for thriving Alkimos”
Renewed calls for stamp duty reform
Low interest rates and a stable pandemic environment means Western Australia is experiencing one of the strongest real estate markets in the country. But, according to Jones and Co director Kelly Jones, the market could be even more buoyant if the stamp duty barriers weren’t so prohibitive. “We meet many locals who would appreciate the chance toContinue reading “Renewed calls for stamp duty reform”