In recent years auctions have gained more and more popularity as a way of selling a property and for good reason—a property can sell for more than originally expected due to competitive bidding. Sydney and Melbourne are by far the largest supporters of this selling method, with vendors in these cities more inclined to choose auction over a private sale.
In 2017 we ‘stepped back in time’ and found out just exactly who Noel Jones is and how he started the business. Noel sold the business in 1996 but remains interested in how it is still thriving and expanding throughout Melbourne’s eastern suburbs.
Property is one of the safest long-term investments you can make. Here’s our top 10 tips to help you move toward buying an investment property. Assess Your Investment Goals Are you buying for a quick financial turnaround or purchasing for a long-term rental? During boom times, it is much easier to ‘flip’ a property for a quick profit. In slower
Furniture Purchase ex-home staging furniture. If you want to upgrade your furniture without hurting your wallet (and don’t mind being slightly behind in furniture trends) then take a look at home stagers. Home staging companies must have the absolute latest in styles, therefore, their turnover of furniture will be frequent. Search Google for ‘ex home staging furniture’. An alternative option
The eastern suburbs of Melbourne is packed full of things to do. Whether it’s indoor or outdoor fun you’re looking for, try one of the following places this autumn: Take in a live show at the 1812 Theatre in Ferntree Gully. 1812theatre.com.au Seek out antique treasures at Hunted Antiques huntedantiques.com Get your fix of Xtreme fun at TunzaFun Knox tunzafunxtreme.com.au
Every day your investment property is empty you are losing potential income, therefore, you should do everything you can to attract and keep quality tenants. Simple fixes and improvements in both functionality and design can help you quickly find, and keep, the best tenants for your property. Think about who your target market is based on the size, type and
The Melbourne property market is one of the hottest topics of the moment. After consecutive years of persistent growth, everyone is now wondering what will happen next. Will the bubble burst? Will prices continue to rise? Where is the next up-and-coming suburb and is it affordable? This discussion can offer valuable insight, however it can also create unnecessary angst for
The hair was long, the pant legs wide, there was a Holden in every second driveway and the average median house price in Melbourne was $ 37,0001*. The year was 1977. It was around this time, Noel Jones decided to leave his job at Williams & Co Real Estate in Glen Iris and branch out on his own. Throughout his
Melbourne dwelling values continued to increase over 2017, with house values rising 9.1 per cent and units rising 8.4 per cent. While some inner city suburbs have experienced a decline in dwelling values, clearance rates across the city have remained well above 70 per cent in 2018 with auction and sales results staying steady in a traditionally quiet time in
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