It’s fair to say 2020 has been a little disrupted in terms of events and community gatherings, but this Christmas there will still be plenty of ways to spread the festive cheer as Noosa lights up, kick back, and readies to embrace the Christmas season ahead. So, as we gear up for the festive season,.
On July 31, the Queensland State Government opened applications to the HomeBuilder Scheme, meaning a suite of financial incentives are now available to people looking to buy, build or renovate a property. Many will expire by the end of the year, so if you’re looking to purchase real estate, now is the time to get.
Regardless of the reason that you’re selling your home, the process of transacting a property comes with a range of emotions. In some cases, it will elicit excitement, in others, there is a sense of nostalgia, and occasionally there’s impatience to just get the job done. At imsold, we’re here with you every step of.
This month brought welcome news the Government is set to spur on Australia’s construction industry courtesy of a HomeBuilder Grant that encourages both new builds and major renovations. For those who may have been considering selling land over recent years, it begs the question is now the time to sell? And of course, for those.
Herron Todd White’s Latest Report, “2018 was a good year for the Sunshine Coast property market with good levels of activity and increases in values across most sectors. As always, proximity to the beach given the coast lifestyle is a driving factor for purchasers and this is expected to continue. The coastal strip from Noosa.
With interest rates in the 3.6% and up ranges one would be tricked into thinking that people still had to have a large deposit to buy into their own home nowadays. You may be surprised to know that people can access funds for very little money as a deposit and still get rates that are.
The Christmas/New Year period is always a busy period for Real Estate Agents. Many people make the decision over their holidays to begin the process of looking for a new house. There are many reasons at this time to begin a search. It could be that the kids are moving up a grade in school.
For the 11th consecutive month, the Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to leave the official cash rate on hold at 1.5%. According to the majority of economists, today’s decision was “largely unsurprising”. Indeed, each cash rate decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia is a delicate balancing act. The Board has to look at.
