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Oct 20, 2021
Why Auction?
I’m an advocate for the auction process as a method of sale for a number of reasons. It’s the most transparent selling process with all buyers able to see competing buyers, and the auctioneer is boun
Sep 30, 2021
Why Rents Rise
Median rents throughout Perth are at $450 per week and vacancies are about 1 percent. Overall, rents have risen about 20 percent over the past twelve months catching many tenants off-guard, with some
Sep 24, 2021
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 would
Sep 16, 2021
Perth Most Affordable
The latest numbers out of the Real Estate Institute of Australia reveals Perth as the most affordable capital of any state in the country. Median home prices across Australian capital cities continue
Aug 13, 2021
Keeping Rents Affordable
The phrase “rental crisis” has been bandied about in recent times with Perth’s vacancy rate at 40-year lows at about one percent. Rents continue to rise due to a housing shortage with only 2,684 prop
Jul 28, 2021
Stamp Duty Reform Needed
The National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC) released a report his week that concluded what real estate agents have always known; that stamp duty is a significant barrier to proper
Jun 18, 2021
Supply is the Problem
Media stories of people resorting to living in their cars because they cannot find affordable rental accommodation often leads to cries for more help for tenants. The owners of rental properties seek
Jun 10, 2021
Waiting on Spring to Sell
Should you be waiting on spring to sell? During the winter months, when market conditions can be flat, vendors often choose to hold off on their selling plans until spring when both gardens and m