Tag: sydney Property Market Archives

  • January Figures Displayed By the Property Market May be Deceptive

    In an article for the website realestate.com.au, Paul Thornhill talks about a great start to the property market in 2014 but also asks us to be wary of the figures, for they may flatter to deceive. Thornhill gives a few reasons why the summer figures are too good to be true.

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  • Hike In Dwelling Approvals Is Welcome News

    Consider Michael Yardney an optimist when it comes to predicting about the property market in the year 2014. In an article for the Property Update, Yardney takes us through the welcome hike in dwelling approvals. The private sector has recorded an 18% increase in approvals and it just goes to prove that the government’s move…

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  • Avoid These Traps Of the Property Market

    In an article for the Property Update, Michael Yardney, one of the top property strategists in Australia today, talks about the major financial traps for property market investors. Along with James Hooper (Accountant), Greville Pabst (Valuer), and Carolyn Majda (Insurer), Yardney chalks out a list of such traps at the behest of friend Karina Barrymore…

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  • 2014 Can Be a Great Year For the Property Market

    Pete Wargent was more ebullient than many of his peers on Sydney’s property market scene and boy! Was he proved right? For the year 2014, he feels the same sense of ebullience. The good news, Wargent believes, is that none of the analysts have so far come up with dismal predictions and there is a…

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  • Housing Demand Likely To Come Down To Sustainable Levels

    The price of detached houses in Sydney rose by 15.2 % whereas unit prices spiked by 11.6 % in the year 2013. This, however, does not deter analysts from believing that the kind of mini boom that Sydney has witnessed lately might fritter out from here on. An article on the website news.com.au discusses the…

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  • Paper Currency Is A Myth We Respond To

    When money speaks we aren’t concerned with its grammar. Great! Some say that while money may fail to buy happiness it can certainly buy off unhappiness. I find these assertions funny but quite on target- Really? Reallllllly! Pete Wargent in an article for the Property Update talks about how money makes the world go round.

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