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Apr 20, 2021 Selling property under duress: debt or divorce

When you have to sell your home due to debt or divorce, this can be an extremely traumatic experience. However, with the right help and advice, it is possible to get through it and move onto the next

Apr 13, 2021 Buy first, or sell first? Your home conundrum answered

Buying and selling houses can be tricky, particularly if you are selling and buying a home at the same time. Should you buy a new property first, or sell your current home before purchasing a new one?

Apr 6, 2021 21 free apps to keep kids entertained

When it comes to keeping kids entertained at home for long periods of time, there’s no shame in making the best use of the internet. Happily, there is a vast world of online learning to discover, whic

Mar 30, 2021 Six reasons to sell property in the current market

Here are the most common reasons why people are continuing to sell homes whilst we continue to live in these uncertain times, and why a home sale can actually turn out to be a positive move. Wh

Mar 25, 2021 Selling in 2021: Your property questions answered

If you are in the process of putting your home on the market, you will no doubt be wondering if the pandemic or potential lockdowns means for your home sale. Here are some common questions we are hear

Mar 16, 2021 What economists predict for property in 2021

Australian property market outlook

While globally there's a huge amount of uncertainty in the world, in Australia we escaped relatively unscathed. Admittedly, property sales slowed and prices dropped in April 2020; however, the latter

Mar 10, 2021 Pause & reflect: Learnings from 2020

A few months in, reflecting on the pandemic we can see that many have described it as a global war. And it may continue to feel that way as we hide not from invading armies but a virus.  But CO

Feb 22, 2021 Why the future’s bright for property this decade

When the pandemic started to bite in March 2020, most property owners were pessimistic about the future. Pundits for major banks, too, were predicting price falls of around 12%, and saying the market