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Figtree Estate

Locality: Lismore, New South Wales

Phone: +61 499 069 960

Address: 55 Dunoon Rd, North Lismore 2480 Lismore, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.figtree-estate.com.au

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25.01.2022 UPGRADE OF POPULAR HERITAGE PARK IS A HIT WITH THE COMMUNITY Lismore Mayor Isaac Smith today officially re-opened the popular Heritage Park following a $500,000 upgrade to playground equipment, plus other minor works. I know the community has been eagerly waiting for Heritage Park to re-open and explore the great new facilities it has for families, he said.... "The feedback we have received from families who visited the park last weekend has been overwhelmingly positive. I hope everyone enjoys the new fun features which includes a new water play area with squirters, misters and coconut palm soaker to keep the kids cool in the warmer months. We also have a new nature play area with boulders and timber features for children to climb on and new equipment in the Tiny Tots playground including a carousel, tree-tops tower, whirly dizzy, relocated tortoise seesaw and inground trampolines. This upgrade, jointly funded by the State Government and Council, will see families use it for many more years to come, and there is more that we want to do once grant funding becomes available. We are asking the community to let us know what you want. Cr Smith said signs have been erected at various locations around Heritage Park with QR codes that asks for suggestions about possible future works, such as does the community want shade sails over the Tiny Tots area. People can also go to yoursay.lismore.nsw.gov.au to tell us what else you would like at Heritage Park, he said. The Heritage Park upgrade was funded through a $250,000 grant from the NSW Stronger Country Communities Fund and $284,000 from Council raised via pocket park sales and flood insurance money. #lismore #news #property #community

23.01.2022 Coffs Harbour has been experiencing strong growth post the pandemic with a spike in buyer search activity that has now translated into increased house prices. With a quarter on quarter increase in values of over 8% #property #mooneebeach #realestate #mooneebeachestate #coffsharbour

21.01.2022 Lismore City Council has received a State Government grant of almost $10 million to replace ageing timber bridges across the Local Government Area many would say ‘about time’. #lismorensw #council #1800889780 https://www.echo.net.au//ten-wooden-bridges-to-be-replace/

21.01.2022 Experts' property outlook for 2021 Regional house prices increased at more than triple the rate of city slicker homes in 2020, according to CoreLogic’s Home Value Index. The strong results come off the back of three consecutive month-on-month rises including a one per cent increase in December.... Overall, Australian home values finished the year three per cent higher but the biggest gains were made in regional housing where values shot-up almost 7 per cent. The 6.9 per cent rate of capital gain in regional areas easily outstripped the combined capitals total where home values jumped 2 per cent in 2020. #lismorensw #realestate #northernnsw #invest Hamilton Davis

20.01.2022 As growth in regional areas skyrockets it’s important to understand how buyers are sourcing future homes and investments far from home. #hamiltondavis #investment #RegionalNSW #lismorensw

18.01.2022 With 3 years of predicted low interest rates there has never been a better time to secure a position in the Australian Property Market #hamiltondavis #lismorensw #firsthomebuyer #investment #home #nsw

16.01.2022 Byron Bay’s popularity has spilled over to its neighbouring areas like Lismore, according to Lismore First National Wal Murray & Co property manager Loren Jackson, which has seen asking house rents rise yoy by 6.3 per cent. #investment #lismorensw #regionalnsw Hamilton Davis

15.01.2022 $300k for Lismore communities State Members Janelle Saffin and Tamara Smith have each announced today $300,000 in funding for projects in the community. Ms Smith said a total of 19 community projects will benefit from through the 2020 Community Building Partnership Program.... ‘These funds will deliver much-needed improvements to local facilities in the area and across charities and small community organisations who through Covid-19 have struggled to undertake their usual fundraising activities. This grassroots funding will directly help to create a more vibrant and inclusive local community with positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes Janelle Saffin MP said that 25 worthy projects will benefit from the Lismore are $300,000. Ms Saffin said phoning representatives of community groups to notify them of their success in this extremely popular small grants program was one of the more pleasurable tasks she had to perform each year. Successful projects in 2020 for Lismore include: Gungyah Ngallingnee Aboriginal Corporation, near Tabulam Jubullum Jarjums children’s and family play area, $37,124. Lismore Tennis Club Incorporated Court lighting and electrical upgrade, $20,999. Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) Lismore Sports hall lighting replacement/upgrade, $20,072. Murwillumbah Showground Land Manager Refurbish 100-year-old main food venue at Murwillumbah Showground, $20,000. Lismore Basketball Association Incorporated Retaining wall to secure stadium, $16,257. St John Ambulance Australia (NSW) St John Ambulance Lismore stretcher, $11,499. #lismore #community #nsw #hamiltondavis

15.01.2022 New research released today by the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) shows one-in-five city residents are looking to move to the regions, with more than half wanting to make the jump within the next 12 months. http://www.regionalaustralia.org.au//new-research-shows-w/

13.01.2022 With the market showing no signs of slowing, there has never been a better time to secure real estate in regional areas. Interest rates remain the lowest in history, and as the world comes through COVID, more people will be seeking out the lifestyle that only regional areas offer. https://theurbandeveloper.com/ar/largest-rise-in-home-loans

12.01.2022 Northern NSW has been experiencing strong growth post the pandemic with a spike in buyer search activity that has now translated into increased house prices. #lismorensw #property #northernnsw #home #realestate

11.01.2022 Has there ever been a better time for people to make the move to their first home , from deposit guarantees, first home buyers grants and home builders grants there are so many opportunities open to all. #hamiltondavis #investment #lismorensw #FirstHomebuyer #nsw #home #northernnsw

10.01.2022 Final stage of Lismore Base Hospital gets underway Great news for all Lismore Residents #lismore #hospital #regional #australia #1800889780

10.01.2022 November marked the third-highest month on record for new home enquiries on realestate.com.au. Enquiries to new home developers may have slipped -3.3 per cent In November, but compared to this time last year enquiries are up 80 per cent. Land enquiries are up 27.3 per cent year-on-year, while unit enquiry and retirement enquiry has surged 148.2 per cent and 89.9 per cent respectively.... Land estate enquiry has increased over the past year across all states, with the smallest rises in Tasmania (43.4%) and South Australia (71.5%), while New South Wales (123.5%), Victoria (180.4%), Queensland (169.9%) and Northern Territory (491.7%) have all seen enquiry more than double. It is clear that there is currently a large volume of interest in new housing and with the lowest borrowing costs and government incentives to purchase new properties it is no surprise. Building approvals data indicates that this is resulting in a surge in new approvals, particularly for houses, with approvals in October 2020 the highest they’ve been since February 2000.

07.01.2022 First Home Loan Deposit Scheme extended for new builds, price caps increased #investment #lismorensw #RegionalNSW

05.01.2022 Great news for Lismore. Continued services to Lismore from Sydney

04.01.2022 Australians ready to buy property in 2021 after record savings The housing market will take off in 2021 after a long year plagued by the pandemic-induced recession that saw Australians squirrel away $110 billion in savings, according to experts. While the coronavirus hit Australian shores hard earlier this year, the health crisis and the economic devastation it brought with it have since steadily improved.... The lockdown saw the real estate sector shutdown like many other industries, impeding normal selling and buying and dragging down property prices. But with the economy out of a recession and auction clearance rates steadily rising, Australians’ strong appetite for bricks and mortar has returned and some of the $110 billion that households saved during the pandemic is likely to go into the housing market. Commonwealth Bank Of Australia’s head of Australian economics Gareth Aird said improving consumer sentiment, low interest rates and cashed-up households were fuelling price growth. You’ve got a few forces that are all pointing to higher house prices, he said. Some of the forward-looking indicators like lending have increased quite quickly in the past four months, Mr Aird said. He said property markets around Australia showed no signs of slowing into next year. The price people are willing to pay for an asset is going up and property is no exception, he said. You’re either renting or you’re an owner-occupier and if the borrowing costs come down then it’s a very natural response.New home loan commitments reached record highs in October, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics data, which showed the total value rose 0.7 per cent to $22.7 billion in October. #lismore #invest #treechange

01.01.2022 There are no surprises in the surge in building approvals with estates selling out just as quickly as they are registered. It is without doubt a construction driven recovery. https://theurbandeveloper.com//house-building-approvals-hi