COVID doomsayers got is so wrong
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
How did the Covid doomsayer forecasters get it so wrong? How have property markets performed so far since the start of COVID-19? How could the voices behind the doomsayer headlines in March-April have got it so wrong? What has under-pinned the strength in real estate values? Do you have any concerns for the future? What about the ‘fiscal cliff’?   ..read more
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How much do you need to retire
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
Is there a way to work out how much property we need to be able to retire comfortably?   ..read more
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Melbourne fades further
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
  Half Melbourne auctions are withdrawn Adelaide tops the nation Sydney sellers are rewarded CoreLogic reports strength in the Sydney market as Melbourne auction activity fades.  Half of all auctions in Melbourne are withdrawn while almost 90% of those selling are sold prior to auction day Sydney 543 auction results from 730 conducted showing 74% success rate, Melbourne 121 reported of a very low 167 showing 49.6% selling with 88% selling prior and 50% withdrawn.  Brisbane 44.6% – 74 reported from 113 conducted, Adelaide a very healthy 83.9% top result nationally and Canberra ..read more
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Final nail in the apartment coffin
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
How have apartment values performed compared to houses? What has caused the significant differential between house and apartment rates of capital growth? Will COVID have any impact on apartment demand? What advice would you give people about asset selection ..read more
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Final nail in the apartment coffin + How much do you need to retire + COVID doomsayers got it so wrong
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
Simon Pressley from Propertyology and Kevin Turner are going to talk about a number of varied topics but very topical.   ..read more
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Melbourne/Sydney in stark contrast
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
  Melbourne sellers withdraw Sydney picks up the slack Canberra still strong The final weighed average clearance rate improved across steady volumes last week.  There were 1,064 capital city homes taken to auction over the week, a slight increase on the week before. Both volumes and clearance rates across the combined markets have remained relatively steady over the past month. In the week ahead, there are 1,225 homes scheduled for auction across the combined capital cities this week, up by 160 on last week.   Real Estate Talk is out tomorrow with Simon Pressley joining K ..read more
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Infants buying property
Real Estate Talk
by Jaymee Padilla
3y ago
The average age of a first time property buyer in Sydney is just over 38. Imagine what it was like when an 8 year old boy started bidding on a property last weekend. Not only did he bid but he was the highest bidder and the successful buyer at just a touch under one million dollars.   ..read more
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Price movement influencers
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
Kent Lardner and Veronica Morgan in their August joint Suburb Trends and Elephant in the Room monthly update they discussed property markets across the country and the lead indicators for price movements of which inventory levels is one of the strongest. Which market segments are showing to be the most resilient at the moment?   ..read more
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Buyers spoilt for choice
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
As key indicators of where the market is headed we can only be guided by where it has been and Veronica Morgan just love the Core Logic Market Indicator Summary for a look at some of the market pulse points. Joining Veronica to walk through some of those is Eliza Owen from CoreLogic.   ..read more
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Steady market in uncertain times
Real Estate Talk
by Kevin Turner
3y ago
  Clearance and volumes are steady Core Logic is reporting a steady market as their results show both clearance rates and volumes are stable.   There were 1,082 capital city homes taken to auction this week, a slight increase on last week – up by 36 and returning a 64.7% successful result.    At the time of reporting there are results on 829 of the 1,1082 auctions showing Sydney with 71.9%, Melbourne 50.3% and 41% withdrawn, Brisbane 48.1%, Adelaide 57.9% and Canberra 87.8%.  CoreLogic will continue to track the remaining 250 odd unreported results and we will bring ..read more
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