Best suburbs to resell a home
Homeowners in some parts of Sydney have been reselling their properties for average profits of up to $700,000 by capitalising on a recent rebound in the housing market.
Homeowners in some parts of Sydney have been reselling their properties for average profits of up to $700,000 by capitalising on a recent rebound in the housing market.
Bidding for a Redfern fixer upper was so competitive that many in the crowd found it hard to keep track of the bids, leaving even the buyer confused about whether he had snapped up the home.
Being a first-home buyer used to involve a lot of compromise, but first-timers across the country now view seemingly trivial property attributes as “non-negotiables”, new research shows.
It was all smiles for the seller of a weatherboard home on a popular inner west street after he got an unexpectedly large sum at auction on Sydney’s first “super Saturday” of the spring.
Buyers will be given a helping hand this weekend when an unusually large number of properties go under the hammer, offering respite from the high pressure sales environment.
One of Australia’s leading auctioneers has revealed some of the key tactics he uses to get buyers to unwittingly part with more of their hard earned money.
For first-home buyers who prefer to live a bit further from the CBD but still want fantastic lifestyle benefits, there are plenty of opportunities this spring that won’t break the bank.
First-home buyers hoping to snap up a home this Spring in one of Sydney’s more exclusive regions should be looking in these popular suburbs.
Competition at the auction for a flood affected home got cranked up when a couple arrived armed with a bold bidding strategy. It was one of multiple properties sold today at well over reserve.
Nine prospective buyers who registered for the auction of a fixer upper home in Sydney’s east were rolled over at auction when a buyer offered $400,000 over the reserve and opening bid.
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