Real Estate Survey Sydney

 Hello friends, When you first step in your new home the feeling is unparalleled and among the best you can experience. However, you can only experience excitement when you move for the right reasons. If you are not ending a fixed term tenancy, you should choose the right time and reason for relocating. So, I did extensive research and found the top seven reasons people move houses. These reasons include moving because of a change in a relationship, better job opportunity, buying or building a house and many others. If you want to move, please have a look at the article now and gain valuable insights. https://www.betterremovalistssydney.com.au/what-are-the-top-7-reasons-people-move-house/

 Apartment prices across dozens of Sydney suburbs are lower than they were five years ago, with pockets of oversupply and reduced buyer demand in some markets pushing median prices down. While the harbour city’s median apartment price reached a record high of about $802,000 last quarter, Domain data shows typical unit prices in a string of inner suburbs, and many more in the city’s west, were lower than they were five years earlier. Haymarket, Ultimo, Chippendale and Zetland were among the suburbs where median unit sale prices last year were at least 5 per cent below levels seen in late 2016 during the previous market boom, as were the likes of Eastgardens, North Ryde, Forest Lodge, Penrith and Parramatta. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/where-you-can-buy-a-home-in-sydney-for-less-than-2016-prices-20220318-p5a5uj.html

 Property prices across Australia's eight capital cities have risen by 4.7 per cent over the previous quarter, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics [ABS]. Brisbane experienced the biggest rise, with property prices in the Queensland capital rising by 9.6 per cent between September and December 2021. Prices grew by 6.8 per cent in Adelaide, 6.5 per cent in Hobart, and 6.4 per cent in Canberra. Sydney property prices rose by 4.1 per cent for the quarter, Melbourne by 3.9 per cent, Perth by 2.9 per cent, and Darwin by 1.5 per cent. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-03-15/australia-capital-city-sydney-melbourne-house-prices-update/100910438

 One in 10 homes for sale in February were offering discounts, a share that is only likely to grow as long as sellers expect 2021 prices despite the market slowing since. New Domain data shows the average proportion of listings where sellers discounted the price in Sydney jumped from 5.9 per cent in July, during the city’s second major lockdown, to 10.5 per cent in February once the property market was back in full swing. In that time, open homes resumed and online auctions reverted to on-site, and with it, an increasing number of homes hit the market as sellers became more confident to list. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/one-in-10-sydney-homes-for-sale-in-february-were-discounts-20220317-p5a5im.html