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Jan 2, 2019
Why use a Property Manager?
With Summer on our doorstep, lots of investors and home owners are getting ready for the new year. Leasing activity is at its typical yearly high, and with tenants seeking to relocate to our vibrant c
Dec 10, 2018
Property Investors Crucial
CHOICE, National Shelter and The National Association of Tenant Organisations got their heads together recently and released a report that considered the consumers’ experience of renting property in A
Dec 3, 2018
Local Market Update - November
Sales volumes remain remarkably low across Western Australia with 6753 dwelling sales in the September quarter; about half the number compared to a decade ago. It is likely that 2018 will reveal a yea
Nov 20, 2018
Equality Needed for First Home Buyers
When the GFC hit, the then Rudd government raised the First Home Owner’s Grant (FHOG) to $14,000 for established homes and a whopping $21,000 for new builds. Whilst unsustainable long-term, the result
Nov 12, 2018
Prices to Fall with Negative Gearing Gone
With a federal election due next year, swinging voters with investment properties will more easily be able to decide which party to back. Labor’s plan to limit negative gearing provisions to new dwel
Nov 5, 2018
Duty of Disclosure
In a radio interview recently, I was asked about agent’s informing would-be buyers about a neighbours’ anti-social behaviour and if this information should be disclosed. It was a tricky question beca
Oct 29, 2018
Why Auction?
Market conditions remain challenging and whilst recent improvements are encouraging, the average time on market for a home in and around Fremantle remains above the long-term average. Those who need t
Oct 23, 2018
Negative Gearing Must Stay
Limiting negative gearing to newly constructed property and doubling capital gains tax remains a central plank of federal Labor’s policy platform, their argument being that the current rules lead to i