Property competition is red hot in 2020
Canberra’s property game is already red hot and it’s only just starting to kick into gear. For the past five years, Canberra has consistently achieved house price growth results and …read more
Canberra’s property game is already red hot and it’s only just starting to kick into gear. For the past five years, Canberra has consistently achieved house price growth results and …read more
Canberra’s property market continues to gain momentum with another suburb record being set in late August. 9 De Smet Place in Fraser sold for $1,019,000 which not only surpassed the …read more
Canberra’s median house prices continued on an upward trajectory in 2019 with nine out of the top ten suburbs recording a double-digit increase. Further to this, Canberra’s overall median house …read more
The stars have aligned for first home buyers, with the abolishment of stamp duty in the ACT, interest rates at less than 1% and the Federal Government’s ‘first home super …read more
From 1 January 2020, the Australian Government’s First Home Loan Deposit Scheme will come into effect, to support eligible first home buyers in purchasing a home. This Scheme allows approved …read more
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has again cut the official interest rate at its October meeting. The official Australian interest rate has a zero in front of it …read more
* Client story
A few years ago, my wife and I had just bought our new home here in Canberra, our careers were advancing, and we had plans for a …read more
When it comes to buying property in Canberra, we are slightly unique to Australia’s other states and territories. Here are some interesting facts, that you may not be aware off.
When …read more
Just across the border, our neighbour city, Queanbeyan, is experiencing a property price boom, with suburb growth surpassing all suburbs in the ACT.
Greater Queanbeyan’s median house price of $570,000 surged …read more
O’Malley’s suburb record was obliterated in July by $800,000 with the off-market sale of
15 Timbarra Crescent for $4.8 million. The newly-built property resides on a 2044-square-metre block and the …read more
There is a suburb located on Canberra’s north-side, which is a place that rarely exchanges hands and boasts an 88% owner occupied rate. Only 19 of the 763 properties located …read more
Regardless of who you wanted to win in the federal election, it’s hard to argue that the result is likely to be beneficial for prospective first-home buyers. Although buyers may …read more
As of July 1, up to 2,000 first home buyers (per year) are expected to save on stamp duty when the ACT Government’s new stamp duty concession comes into effect. …read more
