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Feb 6, 2020

If the Size is Right

Cast your mind back thirty years to 1990 when WA’s population was at 1.613 million people. Nowadays, we’re at 2.72 million, a not insignificant 68.6 per cent increase. With such growth, one w

Jan 22, 2020

2020 Off to Good Start

The bottom of the market has now passed. After more than five years of slackening values and extraordinarily low transactional activity, all indicators demonstrate property values are poised to r

Dec 4, 2019

Best Job Around

In recent years, commentary around local property markets has bravely struck an optimistic tone despite the reality of the worst market in a generation. This, in part, goes to our cultural vernac

Nov 19, 2019

Power of Presentation

Thanks to reality television shows, social media and digital marketing, consumers of real estate are drawn towards beautiful, expressive, perfectly presented properties where buyer objections are

Nov 8, 2019

Buying in Competition

Listings levels are down about 12 per cent on this time last year and as demand increases, home buyers will often find themselves making an offer to purchase in competition with others. Agent

Nov 1, 2019

Perth Market Under-Valued

A recent trip to Hobart on REIWA business confirmed to me that the WA property market is grossly under-valued when compared to the eastern states. The hit ABC television series, Rosehaven, starri

Oct 29, 2019

Get Your Price Right

A significant proportion of property sellers discount their property in order to sell. This is because most property owners have an expectation that their property is worth more than the mar

Oct 18, 2019

Foreign Buyer Tax Must Go

On the lazy pretext of “everyone else is doing it”, the McGowan government introduced a new tax on foreign buyers of property as a way of raising additional revenue. About $123 million is expected to