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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Time to put the heat under your property hunt

The days are getting longer, the mornings warmer and spring is just a couple of weeks away – and so too the traditional property buying season.

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Get amongst it this weekend

What are your plans for Saturday morning? Sleeping off a small hangover, a morning jog or perhaps brunch with friends?

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Why buy when you can rent?

A friend of mine gave me a call last night and we got talking, as usual, on to the topic of buying property. He has been thinking about getting into the property market...

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Dedication required

I was interviewing a home buyer earlier this week about her first foray into the property market and the most valuable lesson I took away from our chat was just how...

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

It pays to plan ahead

A new report and the latest housing finance figures have confirmed what many of us already know – housing affordability is getting tougher.

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Time to polish up negotiation skills

With the buying season officially upon us first home buyers should be honing their negotiation skills to ensure a good deal on their first purchase.

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Learn from experience

If you’re looking to crack the investment property market and build a healthy portfolio you’ve got to get it right from the outset, but don’t get too hung up about...

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Start your search now

Despite the number of market challenges currently facing first home buyers,  RP Data says now is good time to buy.

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

You don’t have to do it alone

If you’re feeling overwhelmed taking on the property market yourself, a buyer’s agent could be the solution.

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Hotspots • 30 Nov 1999

Relocate and save

Would you consider moving cities if it meant you could crack the property market?

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