Well the countdown for the official start of spring is well and truly on now…just a matter of weeks away, not that you’d know by the weather, we have been enjoying glorious spring-like conditions for the past few weeks!
With spring generally comes a surge in confidence, it’s not just the flowers that bloom, everything seems to liven up, particularly the property market and with the momentum still strong we are … Read the full post »
Well it’s been a big week once again and we have enjoyed large volumes of people through our open homes and our Agents are actively trying to source additional listings to meet demand; the activity shows no sign of abating leading up to the busy spring period.
It’s worth noting that there may be some interesting times ahead when the market digests some of the recent decisions announced by major lenders. … Read the full post »
How wonderful it is to be a Queenslander today! Well done to the mighty maroons on a convincing victory last night in front of their home crowd to win the State of Origin series. Over in Cardiff in the UK our cricketers also got off to a cracking start on the first day of the first test in the Ashes series. Good news is always welcome in an environment often … Read the full post »
The end of the 2014/15 Financial Year is now here, so there’ll be a flurry of activity in and around Accountants’ offices for the next few months. Make sure if you are an owner of an investment property that you are claiming all the depreciation benefits you are entitled to.
In more exciting news…Amber Werchon Property is celebrating our 7 Year Anniversary – yes, I can hardly believe it myself; we … Read the full post »
School holidays are almost upon us, so expect to see more children around in popular places such as cinemas, beaches and parks over the next few weeks…hopefully our glorious Queensland winter weather will be shining down upon them; winter is a lovely time to holiday in Queensland, particularly the Sunshine Coast.
There is ongoing media and public commentary about housing affordability and the inability of future generations to fulfil “The Great … Read the full post »