Perth metro stock levels are under 3,000 listings and median selling time is 8 days (source REIWA December 2023). These are ridiculously low numbers. From a high of over 14,000 listings in September 2019 to December’s low of 2,969, the Perth market has become a powder keg. The fuse is lit and something is about…Read More→
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As we come to the end of an eventful year the old Boy Scout creed has never been more relevant. The post lock-down real estate glow continues in WA, with a shortage of housing stock, population pressure, cheap money and a gobsmacking rental shortage. The WA government’s conservative line on our border management has kept
July school holidays are well and truly over. Back to the books and work. With some great office support, we were lucky enough to escape the winter chill to the relative warmth of Dirk Hartog Island. Known as Wirruwanna in the local Malgana language, this is a relatively difficult place to access but well worth
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“In Retrospect” an exciting new retro pop up shop will open next week at 239 Albany Highway, Victoria Park (opposite John Hughes, in part of the old Crystal Waters building). Owner and creator of “In Retrospect” local resident Claire Bissett, will offer authentic and retro inspired home wares including glassware, furniture and general retro ephemera.
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Do you remember buying your first home? The angst. The fear of the unknown. The endless advice from well meaning parents? That Agent, the one you were told not to tell anything, nor trust under any circumstance. That house, with daggy wall paper and a dripping tap on a main road that miraculously you could
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It has been a long time between sips so we thought we’d spoil you all this Friday with a ‘Free Coffee Friday’ from The Imp Head into The Imp (863 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park) between 7am and 12 noon this Friday March 21st and say the magic words ‘Baston & Co. Property‘ and your cuppa will be on
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Caveats: What they mean for your settlement. Caveats affect many property settlements each year, but the processes involved in removing a caveat remain poorly understood by some sellers and agents. As you no doubt know, a caveat is an interest in land that’s lodged to protect the caveator’s interest. Absolute caveats prevent the Registrar of
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The past 12 months represent a real coming of age for the Albany Highway strip and the surrounding residential homes. There is the buzz of real activity on our strip, not that underground hum of expectation which seems to have plagued us for years. The strip has reached critical mass. It’s the snowball coming down
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Sunday mornings in Victoria Park will never be the same again! On Sunday 9 March 2014 the Victoria Park Farmer’s Market will commence trading at John McMillan Park, Kent St, East Victoria Park every Sunday from 8am to 11am. The markets will be run by the Parents and Citizens Association of the Victoria Park Primary
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It is lovely to welcome a new business to the strip. And this one comes with vitality, authenticity and a love story! Calvin the proprietor is from Malaysia and has a passion for coffee that has grown on him over time. Together with his wife Dee Dee whom he has known since childhood, they have
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