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Nov 21, 2012
Northern corridor enjoys sales surge
REAL estate agents in the northern corridor are enjoying an unexpected spike in inquiries and a surge in sales. Hillsea Paradise Point licensee David Nichol said his office had had a fantastic month
Oct 22, 2012
Smart buyers set to start spending
WHEN it comes to doing well from investing in real estate, it is more important when you buy than when you sell. If you buy at the peak of a property cycle, when competition is greatest, you will no
Oct 22, 2012
Tips for the Spring Selling Season
History suggests that property sales during the winter months are lower than the upcoming prime Spring selling season. Now is a great time to organize a free property appraisal and prepare your prope
Oct 22, 2012
The seven tell-tale signs that the Gold Coast market has bottomed out and is about to turn the corner
Mention of the Gold Coast residential market rarely raises an eyebrow these days, unless there’s a story about a megamillion-dollar sale, or word of more bad karma in the market. In looking at this m
Oct 22, 2012
Rising returns from rentals
FIVE Gold Coast suburbs have been included in the nation's top 200 best performing suburbs priced under $350,000. Labrador, Carrara, Coombabah, Nerang and Upper Coomera rated in the top 200 with unit
Oct 22, 2012
Coast housing market set to bottom out
THE Gold Coast housing market is about six months off the bottom, according to analysts. Two separate housing indexes showed a rise in capital city house values in June, indicating the slump in house
Oct 22, 2012
Stamp duty concessions reinstated
The reinstatement of the Principal Place of Residence (PPR) stamp duty concession and the removal of sustainability declarations will be enormously beneficial to home owners and real estate profession
Oct 22, 2012
Solve issues before the buyers show up
THERE are many agents and sellers who fully understand the "work together" principal and embrace its obvious benefits. However, a recent email reminded me of the many instances where this still does