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Sep 16, 2024
Are We Close to Market Peak?
For a laugh, I often respond to the question, “When do you think the market will peak?”, by giving a specific date. It’s amusing because markets don’t normally behave in a linear, predicable way. In t
Aug 27, 2024
How to Buy in a Tough Market
This week, REIWA reported a paltry 3,359 properties listed on reiwa.com, stubbornly low comparative to the decade average and down from 8,117 this time two years ago. Dig a little deeper and of the 3,
Aug 20, 2024
When Density Works
According to reiwa.com, there are only 2,427 properties currently available for rent throughout metropolitan Perth. Thankfully, this number has crept up of late but remains a far cry from the 12,000 h
Aug 14, 2024
To Auction or Not
With property listings advertised on reiwa.com around 3,250 whilst property transactions running at 20 percent than the five-year average, there’s little doubt that the current ‘seller’s market’ condi
Aug 6, 2024
Cost of Selling in a Hot Market
As the local property market continues its hot streak, one of the more common real estate-related search terms is ‘cost of selling my house’. Would-be sellers are understandably looking for comparativ
Jul 31, 2024
Choose your Agent Carefully
When the time comes to sell or lease your property, would-be vendors and landlords increasingly look to the internet to help shortlist agents that might meet their needs. Well established methods o
Jun 27, 2024
Beat the Spring Rush
One of the major problems with the local property market right now is the blockages caused by short housing supply. Would-be sellers - whether up or down-sizing – are ‘stuck’ because they are struggli
Jun 19, 2024
Get Your Price Right
Fremantle’s property market continues its positive trajectory with short supply and solid demand. This current imbalance is keeping up property values as buyers continue to compete for the limited hom