Melbourne auction report 23 August - return of animal spirits
Signs of animal spirits returning to melbourne auctions last weekend.
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How to invest a sub $800,000 property budget in Melbourne in Spring 2019
For those with a budget of less than $800,000 there are still excellent blue chip Melbourne apartments that can be purchased. But they need a point of difference. Jarrod McCabe discusses with Stuart W ...
How to invest $1m wisely in Melbourne in spring 2019
With prices down around 10% off their peak, there are some excellent Melbourne single-fronted cottages within a $1m budget. Stuart Wemyss and Jarrod McCabe reveal the suburbs.
How and where to invest $1.2m to $1.5m in Melbourne in spring 2019
Looking to invest $1.2m to $1.5m in Melbourne residential property? Watch to learn best places and asset types.
Making the most of a recovering market - webinar recording
This video details how to plan your finance and asset selection approach to make the most of the 2019 Melbourne and Sydney residential property recovery.
Melbourne property auction report 19 July 2019
It feels curiously like a seller's market in Melbourne at the moment, given the strong property auction results.
Wakelin Property Advisory Melbourne property market report 4 July 2019
Jarrod McCabe discusses the two big developments for Melbourne property this week: the first price rise since 2017 and the cut in interest rates.
Melbourne auction report 21 June 2019
With the June 2019 Melbourne property market starved of stock, vendors who are prepared to venture out are being rewarded with good results, according to Jarrod McCabe.
Melbourne Wakelin auction market report, 1 June 2019
We are coming up towards the first weekend in June which is obviously the first weekend in winter. Notoriously the market does move into hibernation mode. We are expecting about 700 auctions planned, this weekend, according to REIV. However, the quality is not the greatest and it is quite limited.
Bye-bye negative gearing and reduced capital gains tax? Likely impacts
Negative gearing and capital gains tax changes under a Labor federal government - how would they affect the property market and investors? Jarrod McCabe and Stuart Wemyss cut through the political noise to look at practical implications