Throughout October, First National Real Estate is offering the chance for one lucky individual or family to update their home with $25,000 worth of brand new furniture and energy efficient appliances.
Archive for September 2010
Australia would buck another global downturn
Many major retail and investment banks recently released their perspectives on the situation and they all came to the same conclusion – there is no speculative “bubble” in the local property market.
Depreciation – Old vs New
Many investors remain unsure about whether it is worthwhile obtaining a depreciation report for a residential property that was built before 1985.
Your future starts today
Queensland First National members are excited about their upcoming state conference, scheduled for 11-13 October
Property sales in Oz rebound as first time buyers re-enter the market, reports show
The political climate in Australia remains fragile but the real estate market has had a boost with first time buyers helping sales jump 11% in August.
Good times ahead in commercial real estate
Speaking at the First National Commercial conference at Hyatt Sanctuary Cove, BIS Shrapnel senior projects manager Maria Lee today forecasted good times ahead for the Australian commercial real estate market
Please help support the Children’s Village
First National Webbers (Caloundra, QLD) has set itself the goal of raising $100,000 before the end of December to build a children’s orphanage in Uganda.
Going nowhere fast!
A survey of 1604 older home owners and found that they’re about as keen on moving house as getting divorced, their partner dying, or finding themselves imprisoned.
First National Commercial – PowerUp
First National Commercial helps First National residential members seed additional income streams, thereby strengthening their businesses.
First National Real Estate CEO says search engine ranking critical
‘When the director of another major brand writes to his franchisees, as took place this week, acknowledging the brand’s search results are “hopeless” and that they are not the dominant force online that they feel they should be, it underlines just how careful consumers need to be when choosing their agent’.
