Three years of consistent price growth across the Adelaide metropolitan area has moved the affordable suburb threshold outward - the entry points that existed in the middle ring have moved, and the accessible buying opportunities are now concentrated in places that were previously considered the outer fringe. The repricing that has occurred across
Selling Property in South Australia - What Happens Before Listing That Determines What Happens at Settlement
Most sellers in South Australia arrive at the decision to sell with their attention on the market - what it is doing, which direction prices are moving, whether now is the right time. Understanding the market matters. The problem is that market conditions are largely outside a seller's control, while preparation decisions are not - and that distinc
Affordable Suburbs in Adelaide - What Is Actually Driving Demand in the Markets That Still Have Room to Move
Three years of consistent price growth across the Adelaide metropolitan area has moved the affordable suburb threshold outward - the entry points that existed in the middle ring have moved, and the accessible buying opportunities are now concentrated in places that were previously considered the outer fringe. The affordable Adelaide buying opportun
Adelaide Growth Corridor - Why the Infrastructure Timeline Matters More Than the Growth Story for Northern Adelaide Property
The Adelaide northern growth corridor has attracted more commentary, more marketing, and more buyer interest over the past several years than almost any other part of the South Australian property market. The commentary is not entirely without justification - infrastructure has been delivered, prices have moved, and buyer interest has been real and
Investment Property in Australia - Why Understanding the Assessment Tool Changes How Australian Investors Evaluate Opportunity
The number of Australians who hold or are actively pursuing investment property is substantial, and the number who understand the difference between the tools used to assess that property before purchase is considerably smaller. Treating a property appraisal and a formal valuation as interchangeable is the kind of error that looks harmless in the e