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21/07/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (July 2008) Sydney residential property is primed to move onward and upward, but the high cost of living are holding back a market that’s chomping at the bit. more..
20/06/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (June 2008) While recent rate rises might mean some woe in the outer suburbs, there are still property bright spots and investor opportunities to be had in the NSW capital. more..
30/05/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (May 2008) With many investors and first homebuyers still treating Sydney real estate with extreme caution, now might be the time for a bold move into the nation’s largest city. more..
30/04/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (April 2008) The figures don’t look great, but our experts predict that pent up demand will lead to a more significant upward growth shift during 2008. more..
30/03/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (March 2008) Affordability and apprehension over further interest rate rises will be a dampener amidst an otherwise promising setting for growth in the harbour city more..
28/02/2008 Market Report New South Wales (February 2008) Sydney continues to operate as a multi-tiered market more..
30/01/2008 Market Report - New South Wales (January 2008) The gap widens in Sydney’s property market, as premium properties continue to rack up big gains whilst those in the fringes weaken. more..
30/12/2007 Market Report - New South Wales (December 2007) Stunted growth in Sydney more..
30/11/2007 Market Report - New South Wales (November 2007) As rents jump $50 per week within four months, many property experts are tipping an investor-led recovery in Sydney more..
20/09/2007 Market Report - New South Wales (September 2007) Sydney in recovery mode more..
20/07/2007 Market Report - News South Wales (July, 2007) After years of stunted growth and low returns, the NSW property market appears to be on the verge of a recovery – largely due to low vacancy rates and increasing rents. more..