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
Victoria is seeing rising optimism as property prices increase for a second consecutive quarter. New REIV data shows that in the three months to June 30, house prices across Melbourne edged up 0.4 percent, while unit prices rose 1.3 percent compared to the previous quarter. Regional Victoria outperformed again, with houses up 2.6 percent and units climbing 3.1 percent, reflecting
Winter school holidays bring plenty of excitement for kids and a bit of a challenge for parents looking to fill the calendar. But fear not – from Doncaster to the Dandenongs and everywhere in between, we’ve rounded up 20 family-friendly activities to help you make the most of the July break. Whether you’re after indoor fun, outdoor adventures, or low-key
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Australia’s inflation remains steady, with annual growth at 2.4% in April. Underlying inflation, which is the Reserve Bank’s key indicator also sits comfortably within the 2–3% target range, coming in at 2.8%. In response, the RBA reduced the cash rate by 0.25% in May, bringing it down to 3.85%. This marks the second cut this year, providing relief to mortgage
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