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Dec 4, 2015

The world's biggest house price bubble

The London housing market has formed the world's biggest house price bubble, according to analysts at UBS… And it warned that London house prices have become more "decoupled" from household earnings t

Dec 1, 2015

Using price as a marketing tool

Stocktake Sales, End of Financial Year Sales, Door-buster Sales” – in an effort to attract customers and by extension more sales, retailers hold and promote the fact that their wares are available for

Nov 26, 2015

Here's how to create a hot spot

The more property-related material one consumes the more times one will hear the term ‘hotspot’. At any point in time, if we were to take stock of every location around the country that every so-calle

Nov 23, 2015

How to kill a city

It appears that some centres around our beloved City are dying a rather slow and painful death and need a visit to the Emergency Department. Take Claremont and Subiaco for instance – once thriving, ex

Nov 19, 2015

Managing your strata manager

Strata managers are employed by apartment owners to help manage apartment buildings, in particular to provide administration services for the owners corporation, and to maintain common property. It

Aug 27, 2015

Rent growth slowest on record

Rental growth has slumped to a record low of 0.9 per cent per annum in Australia’s capital cities, a new CoreLogic RP Data report has found. “The sluggish pace of rental appreciation continues to b

Aug 27, 2015

Malicious damage by tenants on the rise

Landlords in one state are increasingly making insurance claims for damage done to their properties by their tenants. New figures from Victoria’s RACV Insurance show there was an increase in landlo

Aug 27, 2015

10 ways to increase your rental yield

The combination of low interest rates and high demand has pushed property prices to an all-time high. Many industry experts are predicting property prices will flatten for an extended period of time.