“Overpaying” to buy a home?
October 21, 2024
If you’ve been following this short series about property pricing, you’ve read about properties that stay too long unsold on the market, and about how
Yesterday, we noted how the first couple of weeks on the market are a critical opportunity for the owner to get the best price for
As buyers agents, we often see houses that have been on the market for a long time – sometimes several months In many cases, even
It still amazes me that many homebuyers attend open inspections, and – when they find one that they ‘like,’ – make an offer, and eventually
For many property buyers, their saving program grinds to a halt the day they get pre-approval for a mortgage Some even begin to load up
House-hunting can be a long drawn-out, time-consuming process. Some people get to the point where they end up buying a place on the basis of:
Today (which will be our Friday), in America, is Thanksgiving day (Canada had their Thanksgiving – Jour de l’Action de grâce – back on the second
A respected investment advisor at Morgan Stanley in the US, wrote recently: The world’s major central banks, as well as emerging markets, are universally fighting
… on property taxes. The Financial Times reported recently that Dubai authorities recently doubled the Property Registration Fee from 2% to 4%, in an attempt
… the lady asked as she walked up to me after an auction today, where I was bidding on behalf of a client. “Yes I
The National Rental Affordability Scheme is a government program launched several years ago, with the purpose of encouraging builders and developers to provide moderately-priced rental
Interviewed on CNBC in the US this week, was Joe Hockey, our new Treasurer. What a relief it was to hear that Australia has the
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