Let the Selling Season Begin
Teasdale Property Group Spring 2012 Collection
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More than one rate cut needed to kick start the market
The 50 basis point cut made by the Reserve Bank (RBA) last week sent a positive signal and may improve
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Promote, promote, promote
You can’t sell a secret. So, vendors who want to stand out from competitors must invest at least 1% of
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What will it take to lift the market?
Residential property, especially new housing stock is over-taxed. If we’re to lift new housing starts, Matusik says we must: Increase
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Emergency Information – Floods
In an emergency dial 000 SES 132 500 07 3283 1333 non emergencies routine repairs
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Renting vs Buying – Adding to the housing dilemma
To make things worse some government assistance packages for both renters and buyers arebeing abolished or having become obsolete, such as the First Home Owners’ Grant Boost and the National Affordability Rental Assistance Scheme.
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Grand Opening Celebrations
Teasdale Property Group officially celebrated its opening last Friday night. The office is headed by principal Dean Teasdale, and well supported
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Get the price right from day one
Most buyers are very well informed through the Internet these days so the most important time in any marketing program is day one. David Teasdale First National Real Estate Network
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Propety sales under the hammer
I encourage vendors to go to auction for a number of reasons. For the vendor, it provides a set date when they will know the result of the sale. For the buyer who might be thinking about a property and are considering their options, an auction actually helps them make a decision.
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Get Well Australian Housing Market
The worse things get globally, the better for housing If the financial markets and the more bearish economists are right,