Extraordinary sales activity recorded by The Agency in January 2021
Across January 2021 The Agency’s east coast operation saw a 94 per cent uplift in listings and the network overall achieved an increase of 80 per cent in sales turnover on the same time last year.
John McGrath – First time buyers and upgraders dominate market
A strong start to the new year driven by owner occupiers either upgrading their residences or buying their first homes, according to John McGrath, founder and executive director, McGrath Estate Agents.
Lockdown sparks 37 offers in one day - new level of Perth property demand says Realmark Coastal
One of Australia’s top performing real estate offices Realmark Coastal says Perth property sales have accelerated during this week’s pandemic lockdown with many buyers happy to snap up homes sight unseen. Realmark Coastal director Sean Hughes told WILLIAMS MEDIA “enquiries for the agency’s...
REIA lists 12 priorities for the Federal Government to address in the Budget
Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) is calling on the Federal Government to address several key issues impacting the property sector when it releases its May 2021 Budget.
Christmas gift for housing as lending finishes in 2020 on a record high - REIA
December 2020 Lending to Households and Business figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that the value of new loan commitments for housing grew for the seventh consecutive month and reached a record high, according the REIA.
Perth is currently Australia's fastest growing major market - REIWA
CoreLogic data and reiwa.com data has revealed that Perth is currently the fastest growing major market in Australia, with median house prices increasing to $490,000 in January.
John McGrath – COVID-19 Turbocharges Australia’s International Appeal
A surge in expat enquiry throughout 2020, and likely well into 2021, appears to be offsetting the loss of demand from new migrants according to John McGrath, founder and executive director, McGrath Estate Agents.
The REINSW has marked the NSW Government’s role in the property market in 2020 as a ‘fail’ but has identified five key ways it could perform to an A+ standard this year.