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Frank Gardner Real Estate

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 410 669 022

Address: Ray White Runaway Bay Group 4216 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.frankgardner.com.au

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25.01.2022 Corona Virus pandemic devastating real estate industry Posted by David 0 Likes Property Nerd News is back! The Corona Virus pandemic is having a massive effect on the real estate industry so we are back to help! There are new laws and directions in place all over Australia that limit property inspections and auctions. And of course, the effect on the property market is going to be huge....Continue reading

23.01.2022 Australian house prices will soar 17% in 2021, according to economists. It might just force the regulator to step in and do something. Jack Derwin 2 hrs ago House prices are tipped to soar in Australia. (Peter Rae, SMH) ANZ economists are forecasting Australian house prices to jump 17% this year across the country....Continue reading

23.01.2022 Sales Success Video from Ray White Runaway Bay Group with over 200 Sales in 4 Months and Forecast for 2020 looking Bigger than ever in a Strong Market boosted b...y Stock Level shortages and Record low Interest Rates Thinking of Selling your Property in 2020 then make an Appointment to meet Frank Gardner Mob 0410 669 022 or Christine Gardner Mob 0414 295 398. With 15 Years Experience you can Trust the Experts to get it Right. If its out there Frank and Christine will get the Best Premium Price in the Quickest Time and with a 5 Star Service See more

22.01.2022 PROPERTY LISTINGS LOWEST SINCE 2010 The number of properties listed for sale is currently tracking at their lowest levels since 2010, according to new CoreLogic research. With the spring listing season only one month away, there is a strong chance listing numbers will rebound sharply as pent-up vendor demand is unleashed," said CoreLogic analyst Cameron Kusher. "The big question is whether buyer demand will rise to meet any surge in listing numbers. _______________________...Continue reading

22.01.2022 Sydney's most expensive property has sold for $140m Kylie Rampa CEO of Property Lendlease says the $140 million sale of the One Sydney Harbour penthouse and sub-penthouse presents a paradigm shift in Australian property smashing $100,000 per square metre. Sitting atop the tallest tower of Lendlease's One Sydney Harbour development, will be a two-storey penthouse and a sub-penthouse that together recently sold for $140 million. This transaction has taken the title of the most... expensive home sold in Australia. The deal also smashes the $100,000 per square metre price. One Sydney Harbour is the final piece in Lendlease’s existing award-winning waterfront residential, commercial, restaurant and retail precinct Barangaroo South. It was designed by Pritzker Prize winning architect Renzo Piano. Artist's impression of how the Barangaroo South skyline will look once the One Sydney Harbour project is finished. Photo: Renzo Piano Building Workshop. The penthouse has been specifically designed as a single residence, allowing the additional third floor which forms part of the overall home to function as a separate residence. The entire holding spans the top three floors of the tallest of One Sydney Harbour’s three luxury residential towers. The total home includes nine-bedrooms, with more than 1,600 square metres of curated living space with eight-metre-high ceilings. It features a private roof-top pool, spa and gymnasium, as well as a significant master bedroom that is bigger than most homes. Lendlease confirms the purchaser is a local buyer planning to call One Sydney Harbour home. Kylie Rampa, CEO Property, Lendlease said the One Sydney Harbour development personified luxury. We’re delighted to present Sydney with world class living at One Sydney Harbour, in the vibrant Barangaroo South precinct," said Ms Rampa. "The building’s location and prestigious design does the One Sydney Harbour address justice. The sale of the penthouse at One Sydney Harbour is a paradigm shift for the Australian property market with an apartment claiming the title of Australia’s most valuable residential property for the first time, a title historically reserved for significant houses. Ben Christie, Global Head of Product and Sales, Lendlease said they have been overwhelmed by the interest received. "Not only have we secured more than $140 million with the penthouse sale, but a further seven whole floor apartments have been sold, proving there is significant depth in the super luxury apartment market in Australia,@ said Mr Christie. With such strong interest to date, we are confident that the balance of the building will be highly sought after in the coming weeks. A key differentiator for the One Sydney Harbour towers is that we’ve curated the entire precinct surrounding it, which ensures everything works together, complements each other and is considered holistically.

22.01.2022 Personality Profiling in a Sales Environment When Listing Properties or dealing with Purchasers there are many different types of personalities to deal with. Knowing the Profile of a client can give you the ultimate advantage in winning the business with a Listing or a Sale A Potential Client considering putting their property on the market has a personality which must be clearly understood at the first meeting to discuss their needs and outcomes of putting their property on ...Continue reading

21.01.2022 Its Super Monday. Good Start for the Day at the Gym for 7.15am and since that Session I have been some what busy. Heading out to Coomera Waters now in all this rain, then Pimpama, Biggera Waters, Nerang and lastly Helensvale.

21.01.2022 Market Wrap for Gold Coast - North1 By TRENT WILTSHIRE Domain Economist The Gold Coast property market will slow further in the coming weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing measures are likely to remain in place for at least another month and buyers are becoming more cautious as the economy contracts. Some sub-markets will hold up better than others, particularly those with a high proportion of public sector workers, but sales volumes and prices will likely decline across the city. The federal government's financial support packages, RBA stimulus and banks allowing mortgage repayments to be deferred will likely mean few forced sales in coming months which will provide some support to prices.

19.01.2022 Ray White Queensland confirms leadership restructure 16 September 2020 Emma Ryan Ray White Queensland has announced a key leadership change as part of its next phase of growth with a new CEO at the helm from next month. Jason Andrew has been confirmed as the group's incoming CEO. He replaces outgoing CEO Tony Warland, who has been with the network for more than 31 years, including the past 12 spent as CEO of Ray White Queensland. Mr Warland will remain as a member of the Qu...eensland board and commence a new role as Queensland North Director. Mr Andrew will take to the top post from mid-October. He has co-led Ray White's NSW and ACT network with Andrew McCulloch for close to four years and is relocating to Queensland for the position. It has been a privilege and a joy to help lead NSW during such an exciting period of growth. The highlight has been the emergence of new leadership in the state. I am excited to get home with my family in Brisbane. I am a born and bred Queenslander and always wanted my boys to grow up in the Sunshine State," Mr Andrew said. Tony has positioned us remarkably well during his tenure as CEO of over the past 12 years. We are so appreciative of all that he has done for our company and we are incredibly excited to see the impact he will make in his new role. Ray White group managing director Dan White said the restructure will position the Queensland group for continued growth. [Jason] has been responsible for creating fantastic momentum for us, particularly in Sydney, with a new generation of business leaders now re-shaping our network. He has deep relationships throughout Queensland developed over many years after operating his own leading auction and training business and has a strong sense of the drivers of the Queensland agency market. Tony will continue to play a key role within the business. We retain his long standing institutional knowledge and relationships and he will continue to drive for further growth with us by focusing on the important markets from the Sunshine Coast right to the top of Queensland. "This is an important region for us and this will allow us to provide deeper support to our members.

19.01.2022 2020 6 Predictions for Real Estate. It’s the start not just of a new year, but a new decade. With the rise of proptech and so much technology enabling change to what we do and our customer expectations, it’s a great time to reflect on what could happen to real estate over the next five to 10 years. This decade from 2020 2030 will see Significant Change 1. The rise of the tech hub and the Transformation of traditional Franchise models...Continue reading

17.01.2022 Saturday 2nd November Auction Clearances across the Country State Scheduled Auctions Clearance Rate... Victoria 157 73% New South Wales 496 77% Queensland 134 46% South Australia 64 58% Western Australia 20 35% See more

17.01.2022 Rental housing crisis descends upon 6 capital city markets By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 09 March 2021 Vacancy rates across six of Australia’s capital cities are at extremely tight levels, prompting a rental housing crisis across many of the regions, new research has revealed.... Rental housing crisis descends Six of Australia’s capitals have vacancy rates well below 2 per cent, which is pushing rents up by as much as 20 per cent in many regions, The Property Nerds’ co-founder, Arjun Paliwal, said. Regional NSW, Victoria and Queensland have seen a dramatic shift to unbelievable tight levels, Mr Paliwal told Smart Property Investment. According to The Property Nerds recent data, six of eight of our rest of state regions have a below 1 per cent vacancy rate, some of the tightest conditions the self-proclaimed nerds have ever seen. A clear rental housing crisis is evident across many of the regions for those looking to rent, Mr Paliwal said. Anecdotally, the nerds expect to see a strong correlation between falling vacancy rates and rising rents. Based on our analysis of over 350 (Sa3) regions, we can see that rents do appear to increase significantly more when vacancy rates drop below 1 per cent, Mr Paliwal’s business partner Kent Lardner said. For those markets that have fallen below 1 per cent, our analysis indicates that rents are being pushed higher, ranging from +5 per cent and even as high as +20 per cent in many regions, Mr Lardner noted. According to The Property Nerds’ research, Canberra currently has the lowest vacancy rate across all property types of 0.9 per cent, followed by Hobart and Perth at 1.1 per cent, Adelaide at 1.2 per cent, Darwin at 1.3 per cent and Brisbane at 1.7 per cent. Mr Lardner explained that one of the challenges in many of the regions experiencing such a significant increase in demand is the lack of options for those being priced out of the market. With such low volumes of available housing stock for rent in many regional areas, it is hard to see any short-term fix. While we can see rather large volumes of vacant apartments in many cities and rental discounts that could attract some renters being squeezed out of the regions, this simply is not an option for a family, said Mr Lardner. On the other end of the scale are Sydney and Melbourne, both of which are still recording fairly high rates of 3.9 per cent and 6.7 per cent, respectively.

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16.01.2022 Pros and cons of digital marketing channels revealed 20 March 2020 Emma Ryan A new white paper has offered insight into how agents can reap the benefits of digital marketing channels and what they should be wary of. The white paper, Digital Marketing in Real Estate: A guide to better ROI, has been produced by ActivePipe and explores the necessity of digital marketing in today’s age....Continue reading

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16.01.2022 House price growth rate hits 17-year high By Annie Kane 02 March 2021 The month of February marked the largest month-on-month increase in home values since August 2003, new data shows....Continue reading

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12.01.2022 Property prices bounce ahead of COVID-19 outbreak By Charbel Kadib 19 March 2020 Residential dwelling values increased in all but one major capital city ahead of the onset of the coronavirus pandemic....Continue reading

11.01.2022 There will be opportunities for the industry and Seller should continue Selling and or be prepared to go on the Market Prepare for Covid19 Impact across the Real Estate Sector There will be opportunities for the industry and Sellers should continue Selling and or be prepared to go on the Market In the past 7 Days Buyer numbers at Open for inspections and by private appointments has been significantly fewer than previous weeks and months. This trend is expected to continue for... many months Australia's construction industry employs over 1.1 million people, with residential building works generating over $105 billion for the Australian economy in 2018 and accounting for 5.8 per cent of expenditure in the Australian economy. One would hope that the Building and Construction industry can continue performing well in 2020. Whilst there is optimism the Real-Estate Industry and Building and Construction industry must remain open with a positive mind

08.01.2022 Agents respond to government crackdown on auctions, open houses 25 March 2020 Emma Ryan Real estate agents across Australia have spoken out about the government’s recent move to ban in-room public auctions and open house inspections. On Tuesday, 24 March 2020, Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed that from midnight on Wednesday, 25 March 2020, a series of new restrictions are to be applied as part of the government’s efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19 on Australia...Continue reading

07.01.2022 For Buyers who have the confidence and financial well-being to remain active in the housing market through this period of weakness, there could potentially be some good Buying opportunities to secure properties at a competitive price and at ultra-low interest rates.

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05.01.2022 Economy officially in recession as GDP sinks By Charbel Kadib 03 September 2020 The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered the largest quarterly contraction in GDP on record, new ABS data has revealed....Continue reading

03.01.2022 Real estate giant Ray White reports biggest month on record 11 November 2020 Grace Ormsby October 2020 has gifted one of Australia’s largest real estate networks its strongest month for sales ever reporting $5.71 billion worth of sales.... Ray White has reported the huge result, which represents the strongest month of sales ever in the group’s 118-year history. It’s a big win for the network, with the group also revealing current November figures are shaping up to deliver another huge month for the brand ending the spring selling season with a bang. A statement from the company said property demand is continuing to outstrip supply, with new listings down by 3.43 per cent over the past 28 days compared with the same time last year. This demand has held sellers in good stead, especially at auction, where competition is strong and properties are being snapped up at premium prices, it was reported. Its own Sydney auction clearance rate is proof, with the network’s auction success rate sitting at 73.8 per cent this spring to date. According to Ray White, it has conducted 93 auctions in Sydney this month alone, with an average of 5.2 registered bidders at each event. A further 85 homes are expected to go under the hammer in the city this weekend. Nationwide, the network has reported taking 283 homes to auction since the beginning of November, with another 230 auctions expected to take place at the end of this week.

02.01.2022 Melbourne lock-down to ‘stifle’ short-lived lending recovery By Charbel Kadib 06 August 2020... Home lending volumes bounced back in June, according to the ABS, but stage 4 lock-down measures in Melbourne are set to have a material impact on demand over the coming months. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest Lending Indicators data, the value of housing finance approvals (seasonally adjusted) increased by 6.2 per cent in June to $17.4 billion. This followed an 11.6 per cent plunge in May and a 4.8 per cent slide in April. The recovery was spurred by an 8.1 per cent growth in the value of investor lending to $4.4 billion and a 5.5 per cent increase in the value of owner-occupied lending to $13 billion. First home buyer volumes also recovered, up 3.3 per cent to $3.8 billion in June, following a 10.5 per cent fall in May. On a state-by-state basis, Queensland led the nationwide improvement, recording a 19.5 per cent increase in the value of owner-occupied lending volumes. Maree Kilroy, economist at BIS Oxford Economics, attributed the improvement to a winding back of social distancing measures in early June, which saw bans on live real estate auctions lifted and travel restrictions eased. However, Ms Kilroy said the recovery would be short-lived, with a newly imposed six-week lock-down in Melbourne to suppress demand for housing finance. The introduction of stage 4 lock-down restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne this week will stifle property transactions for at least the next six weeks, dragging heavily on new mortgage approvals across all buyer channels, she said. With Melbourne representing Australia’s biggest greenfield housing market, the hit to national new dwelling demand will be material. But Ms Kilroy said she expects the drag to be temporary, with record-low interest rates, government incentives like the Home-builder package, and an easing of social distancing measures post-lock-down to rekindle demand in the latter part of 2020.

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