First National Real Estate’s Tasmania Chair and principal of First National Burnie, Deanne Lamprey said the real estate industry and governments should look to older Australians and retirees for part of the answer to the housing supply dilemma.
Archive for October 2010
GIRL POWER SHOULDN’T BE TURNED OFF
First National Real Estate’s national communications manager, Stewart Bunn cautions that agents who continue to ignore women in the property purchase process, do so at their own peril, as they risk alienating a major buying audience.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SET TO BOOM
Australia’s commercial property market is set to enter a boom phase, driven by strong demand and high rental yields, according to First National Real Estate CEO, Mr Ray Elli
Time running out to win
Time is running out so don’t miss out on our competition! 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… Read More ›
House prices poised to rise, not burst: BIS Shrapnel report
AUSTRALIAN house prices will rise for the next three years on the back of the country’s robust economy, according to a BIS Shrapnel report
Soft Landing | Houses slip but rents rise
August national results released by RP Data on 30 September showed that Australian capital city home values declined 0.2 per cent (seasonally adjusted) in August, bookending a strong run that saw home values rise by 8 per cent in the preceding year, despite poor global conditions.
Spring real estate market and interest rates decision
CEO Ray Ellis discussed the national market’s conditions and the RBA decision to leave rates on hold
Australian Marketing Institute Awards for Excellence
Effective, well targeted, and cost effective mass communication is now the cornerstone of every successful real estate agency
