Spring is the perfect time to shower attention on your garden and when selling property, it’s essential to make a strong first impression. So, if you’re planning an upcoming home sale keep reading for our tips to get your garden ready this spring. First impressions last. The first place to focus on should be your front entrance. Think about a
Spring is here, and with it comes renewed energy in Melbourne’s property market. Metropole reports that values have been edging higher since the first interest rate cut earlier this year. While prices are still a little under their previous peak, the overall trend is upward. KPMG’s Residential Property Outlook has Melbourne tipped to be one of the strongest markets nationally
September often feels like a turning point. The days grow longer, the air softens, and people naturally head outdoors more. It’s also a month where wellness takes centre stage, with events like R U OK? Day and community initiatives such as Lace Up for Challenge reminding us that health isn’t just physical—it’s social and emotional too. Walking Together Walking may
While winter typically brings a quieter pace to the market, activity has remained surprisingly resilient over the past month — and there are a few key indicators worth noting as we head toward the spring season. According to the latest PropTrack Home Price Index, national home prices rose 0.3% in July, reaching a new record high. Prices are now up
Spring Selling Starts at the Front Gate: How to Prepare Your Garden for Maximum Impact As the weather warms up and gardens begin to bloom, spring is the ideal time to boost your property’s street appeal – especially if you’re preparing to sell. A well-presented garden can instantly elevate first impressions, helping buyers fall in love before they even step
Why Renters Need Their Own Insurance Insurance for renters is typically designed to protect any belongings owned by the renter whilst they are residing in a rental property. However, it often extends to other benefits that are a crucial consideration. There is often a misconception, that loss and damages within a rental property become the owner’s responsibility, however this is
Top Tips For A Smooth Insurance Claim Process Dealing with insurance claims can be a stressful experience, especially for owners facing potential income loss or unexpected repairs. Being prepared can make all the difference, so there are things you can do to feel in control and minimise the chaos. Keep detailed records A smooth claims process starts with solid documentation.
Contents V Building Cover Insurance is designed to suit the purpose & nature of your asset. When you’re an investor it’s important to understand your insurance needs will change once your property becomes a rental. Landlord insurance is designed specifically for rental properties to protect several areas of risk including – the rental income, the property itself and protection for
The Difference Between Loss of Rent And Rent Default? As a property owner, it’s important to understand the different types of coverage available to protect your investment. Two common terms that are often used in landlord insurance policies are Loss of Rent and Rent Default. While they may seem similar, they actually refer to very different scenarios. Understanding the distinction
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