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I work as a real estate evaluator and help buyers find the right commercial property for sale in Perth. I have noticed in the past few years the buyers have become highly money minded because most of them are investors. They do not occupy these spaces. Instead, they lease them to businesses for profits and rental income. Over the years, these investors have been looking at properties that generate the maximum yield. However, now they are also concerned about the flexibility of the premises and its demand in the future. I check all these parameters while evaluating the real estate and offer them an estimate. To know more about finding the best commercial property, read the article shared below. https://www.commercialproperty2sell.com.au/blog/2022/07/what-are-the-most-profitable-types-of-commerc.php
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Perth resident fears homelessness after being told to leave public housing following partner's death7/27/2022 Just weeks after Gerald Virgo's partner died, he was told he would have to leave the house where she took her last breath. Now he is on the brink of homelessness.
Mr Virgo had been with his partner Sindy Marchesani for more than two decades. When her liver started failing, he did not hesitate to become her full-time carer. Mr Virgo said last year he moved into his partner's home of 20 years to try and make her final year as comfortable as possible. "She said to me, she didn't want to go to a hospice and I said, 'No you won't. You'll stay here,'" Mr Virgo told Nadia Mitsopoulos on ABC Radio Perth Mornings. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-26/public-housing-leave-death-partner-wa-/101268596 Nestled in the Perth Hills is an exclusive suburb that would have many scratching their heads trying to pinpoint on a map.
Located halfway between Midland and Mundaring, Hovea is named after the purple native flower common along the Darling Scarp. It’s a large lifestyle suburb with acreage blocks – but only 250 houses, according to the latest census. REIWA data shows that there was only one sale in Hovea in the past financial year, only two the previous year, and no sales in 2017. Currently there are no properties listed for sale in the suburb. Real estate agent David Mattock, who lived in Hovea for more than two decades, said the suburb was commonly referred to as the “Dalkeith of the Hills” by locals. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/dalkeith-of-the-hills-the-secret-perth-suburb-with-no-properties-for-sale-20220725-p5b4cv.html Hello All!
Moving home can be physically and mentally draining for you. However, buying a home is also a tricky process. There are plenty of nerve-racking decisions that need to be made. It is good to focus on aspects that can help you choose the right home in Perth. However, you need to understand the market, current market price, your estimated budget, and much more. You can also hire professional real estate agent who can help you find the most suitable home in the hotspots of Perth. For more details, read the article I am sharing below on my page. https://www.betterremovalistsperth.com.au/guide-to-buying-a-house-in-perth/ Perth law student Diane Palmer never expected to become homeless at the age of 52.
But that's how she found herself earlier this year, after she was evicted from her home of two-and-a-half years. "One would think that, if you pay your rent, you take care of the property, how can you be evicted?" she asked rhetorically, "because you don't agree to an unlawful condition and [you] stand up for your rights." Ms Palmer said this condition was a request in a new lease contract by her landlord to access her property several times a week, for an unspecified period of time, and with little or no notice. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-03/growing-number-of-reliable-renters-getting-evicted/101201328 The average Perth home buyer can borrow $51,000 less to buy a home than two months ago, and that will worsen with the Reserve Bank tipped to lift rates another 25 to 50 basis points on Tuesday.
With more rises expected, maximum loan amounts could be cut by more than $116,000 by April next year, leaving many home buyers rethinking what they should borrow and buy as higher repayments loom. New research from RateCity.com.au found a family of four, where one parent works full-time and the other part-time at half the wage, on a combined annual income of $150,000 before tax, will be able to borrow an estimated $66,000 less as a result of the May and June RBA hikes. This assumes they have no other debts and minimal expenses. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/the-50-000-hip-pocket-hit-that-could-make-perth-home-buyers-rethink-their-next-move-20220704-p5ayue.html A record number of Australians spent seven digits to secure a home in the past year with 56 Perth housing markets cracking the million dollar list in May, up from 43 the year prior.
CoreLogic’s annual Million Dollar Markets report revealed nine of Perth’s top 10 most expensive house markets were located in the city’s inner region, where Dalkeith recorded the highest median value at $2.96 million. It was closely followed by Peppermint Grove, Cottesloe and City Beach. Report author, CoreLogic research analyst Kaytlin Ezzy, said homes in Yallingup remained the west’s only regional market to make the million-dollar list, with a current median value of $1.62 million. The report also revealed the portion of house sales in Perth at or over $1 million had doubled over the past decade to now represent 11 per cent of sales. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/record-number-of-perth-suburbs-top-1-million-price-tag-for-the-year-20220628-p5ax6y.html |
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