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Closed borders, greatly restricted local and in reality, no overseas travel and the absence of big cultural events and gatherings have given rise to a new trend in urban living …
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We might still think of Canberra as a relatively new city however, its history spans more than 100-years. This heritage extends beyond political intrigue and covets aspects of Walter Burley …
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In the course of my career, this is a question I’ve been asked so many times I’ve lost count. However, as you might expect it’s also a question I’m asked …
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Like its sister-market Sydney’s CBD, the Melbourne City apartment market while perhaps looking somewhat different in terms of building style, offers remarkable opportunity and different pockets of growth and variety.

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Having earlier given a brief overview of the apartment markets in the Sydney CBD, Northern Beaches and Eastern suburbs, this week I’m turning my attention to the interesting diversity of …
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North Sydney is proving to be one of Sydney’s most progressive markets with rapid changes occurring in the last five years to the precinct’s skyline.

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Apartments have been a part of Sydney’s housing fabric for at least 120 years and as might be expected architectural styles, locations and values have been constantly changing and evolving.

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This week I’m briefly across two different topics, the first covers new laws that will impact both residential investors and managers. The second takes a look at recent figures release …
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On a regular basis I always find value, even some inspiration in looking at the general trends that lay behind the detailed statistics published by the NSW Rental Bond Board.

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Recently in one of our major newspapers there was a headline that read: ‘House prices up $300,000 in areas leading Sydney rebound’. Just 12-months earlier another headline read: ‘Melbourne and …
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