The return of Perths property boom
26th February, 2021
It's been many years since we’ve seen numbers like this, but it’s finally official: Perth is currently Australia’s fastest-growing major property market.
It's been many years since we’ve seen numbers like this, but it’s finally official: Perth is currently Australia’s fastest-growing major property market.
When it comes to sustainability, Finbar is leading the way by building smarter; reducing not only negative impacts on the environment, but also reducing ongoing costs at the same time.
Providing solid proof that the Perth property market is heating up as we move into 2021, Finbar reported an outstanding $9m in sales in a single day on January 25 at our landmark Civic Heart South Perth project.
Already one of the biggest financial barriers to home ownership and mobility, our current stamp duty system is over a century old and is in desperate need of a major overhaul.
As the rental vacancy rate continues to fall dramatically across Perth, so too does the argument for trading renting for homeownership.
A recent Corelogic report tipped Perth property to experience the strongest levels of growth in the country with a predicted 12% surge in prices throughout the course of 2021.
This informative brochure provides valuable information for first home buyers about buying an apartment off-the-plan
Perth city is hardly recognisable when compared to photos from a decade ago.
Over the past 12–18 months, tighter lending conditions and the perception of a looming oversupply of apartments have deterred many investors in the Perth property market.
As a first home buyer, you’re prepared to make sacrifices – and location and affordability are concepts that don’t usually go hand in hand, meaning a choice between one or the other.
Buying an investment property is an exciting decision, but it can also be a confusing one. Are you better off buying an established home or a newly constructed one? Or should you invest in a project that’s yet to be built?
Australian society is changing. Gone are the days when ‘the great Australian dream’ meant a quarter acre block in the suburbs, with a Hills Hoist out the back and room for the kids to play cricket.
While the traditional ‘Australian dream’ might be a backyard, many of us prefer smaller, more practical living spaces and have fallen in love with one bedroom apartments.
Have you been part of a conversation where someone wasn’t quite on board with apartment living? Ever wondered why? We’ve demystified some common apartment living myths so you can form your own opinion – fallacy free.
With more and more Perthites flocking to high-density housing, it could be your time to de-clutter and embrace a new sustainable beginning, too.
Tyron Hyde, owner and director at Washington Brown, one of Australia’s largest quantity surveying companies, said many property investors did not understand they could claim depreciation on their investment properties.
Moving into a new home is incredibly exciting. Once you have unpacked all your boxes, put all your belongings away and arranged your furniture, it’s time to celebrate!
Many people are becoming more and more conscious of their impact on the environment and as our lives become more fast paced, we seek to reduce our ecological footprint, simplify our lives, save time and cut down on the resources we use.
The congestion on Perth roads is not just costing commuters time, it’s costing them a fortune. Perth roads are at a gridlock, with commuters spending hours stuck in traffic.
The demand for high-density living has reached dizzying new heights. Dubbed “the way of the future”, a shift from traditional homes to apartment living is expected to continue.
Apartment balconies are fast becoming an extension of our everyday living space. But how do you go about making this outdoor realm functional and aesthetically pleasing?
Buying an investment property is an exciting decision, but it can also be a confusing one. Are you better off buying an established home or a newly constructed one? Or should you invest in a project that’s yet to be built?
West Australians have embraced high-density living. This makes owning an apartment or two an excellent addition to your property investment portfolio. See how investors can ensure their apartment is attractive to renters.
In the past ten years the people of Perth have embraced apartment living. New developments have popped up around the city, including West Perth, East Perth, the CBD, Highgate and Leederville, as West Australians seek the cosmopolitan lifestyle
New figures suggest green shoots are appearing in Perth’s property market. The latest CoreLogic RP data home value index figures show Perth property values spiked 1.7 per cent in the three months to the end of January.
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