First National Real Estate Chief Executive, Ray Ellis recently discussed the 2012 Australian property market outlook with Finance News Network. Watch the interview here.
Archive for February 2012
First National MobileMuster Support Rewarded
First National Real Estate was recognised recently for its support of the MobileMuster Old phones, more trees campaign, the official recycling programme of the mobile phone industry.
Local Gems Sparkle at SA/NT Awards Dinner
First National Real Estate announced its SA/NT General Excellence and Marketing (GEM) Award winners on Friday night during an elegant back tie dinner held at the Hilton Hotel in Adelaide.
What’s the best way to handle utility connections when you move?
Did you know that the average time it takes to disconnect the average home’s utilities and reconnect them at your new address is nearly six hours? Who has that sort of spare time when they’re in the middle of moving?
First National partners with Lee Woodward
First National Real Estate today announced it has launched a new national professional development initiative in partnership with leading industry trainer, Lee Woodward, across its network of 450 plus offices.
Men are from the garage; Women the kitchen…
Women believe they put more importance on the kitchen when hunting for a home compared to men, First National Real Estate’s survey of women and property shows.
Is it worth making your property more energy efficient?
Do you want to make your home more environmentally friendly but are not sure where to start, or whether it’s even worthwhile?
Should you invest in Australian property?
If you’ve wondered whether you’re ahead by renting or better off buying, consider these statistics.
Renting the family home; Should it be treated differently?
We’re all emotionally attached to the family home so making the decision to rent it out can be fraught with difficulty for some.
First-home buyers back; Market is stabilising after falling prices last year helped spark interest
First home-buyers are looking at Maroondah again after new figures show house prices have dropped.
