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25.01.2022 https://youtu.be/3n_YfZq8n1c
25.01.2022 Good morning, Wanted to let you know that there is a promotion going on.10% discount on the contract price of Canterbury apartments(9.5 kms from Sydney CBD) http://www.pia.com.au/en/project/detail/?id=113 For example- Price- $602,000... Discounted price- $541,800 Rental Gurantee- $463 There are lot of other options.Let me know if you are interested. See more
24.01.2022 Settling soon, stamp duty is waved off!!! Saikat da, 4 car park... 3 bedroom 167 sqmtr $799000 Stamp duty Free November - settlement Contact me if interested.
22.01.2022 Elite at Lewisham VERSATILE SPACES FOR WORK AND PLAY Elite apartments comprise a diverse selection of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom designs. Selected ground floor units ar...e live-and-work spaces, with lower offices connected to upper living and sleeping areas. Some first-floor apartments feature private garden terraces and others present views of the city or green parklands. On the top floor, spectacular 3-bedroom residences are split across two levels and enjoy a spacious look and feel, enhanced by large ceiling voids. Inside, crisp white palettes are highlighted by charcoal and timber accents. Wool blend carpet makes for comfortable living spaces, with ceramic tiling in kitchen and bathroom areas. ULTRA-CONVENIENT LOCATION Elite is situated in the emerging McGill Street precinct, a fast-growingresidential area with planned medical and childcare facilities and easy accessto Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Shoppers are spoilt for choice with an abundanceof boutique stores and retail outlets in neighbouring suburbs. Major shoppingdestinations include Westfield Burwood, Broadway Shopping Centre, Summer Hillvillage, Marrickville Metro and Norton Street Plaza in Leichhardt. Lewisham also offers excellent proximity to quality schools including Petersham Primary School, Fort St High School and the Christian Brothers High School all within a short stroll. Contact us now for a better future for you and your family! Tel: 02 9192 2800 Mob: 0449 669 989 Email us at [email protected]
21.01.2022 http://www.smh.com.au//nsws-budget-boost-from-36b-to-77b-i
19.01.2022 https://youtu.be/kgxK2PNkmOs
18.01.2022 https://www.commbank.com.au/blog/rent-invest.html
18.01.2022 One of the things I love most about property is that the government cant let it fail. Heres why: Reason #1. The construction industry is way too important. ... The construction industry is the nations fourth largest industry with almost 1 million workers. We all know people whose livelihood depends on construction, right? No government is going to survive an election if the industry fell over. Reason #2. We need to house people According to the ABS we grew by 326,100 people last year. A growing population means more houses. And a house only gets built when theres a profit to be made. This is another reason the government needs house prices to stay strong. Its so developers have an incentive to build and people have somewhere to live. Reason #3. Nobody wants to lose money Nobody wants to lose money, right? So if house prices dropped then home owners would be worth less. Try winning an election when people lose money on YOUR watch ... if you get my drift. Reason #4. People spend the equity One of the places people get money from is the equity in their house. The house goes up and people borrow against it. They use this money to renovate, but the next property maybe buy a car and pay off their personal loans and credit cards. If house prices fell then people couldnt get their hands on this money. Which would suck a lot of cash out of the economy, with potentially disastrous consequences. Reason #5. Bank stability One of the reasons our economy is so strong is that our banks are highly regulated by government and strict internal compliance. This I can assure you in my 12 years of working in the banking industry. They hold security over property which is worth far more than what theyve lent out. However, if property crashed the security they hold might be worth less than what theyre owed. Theyd be in negative equity territory and that could bring them down. Or at least put the brakes on them. No lending = no economy. So there you have it. 5 reasons why the governments fortunes are tied to property, and why they have to keep it going. Want to capitalise on this?
18.01.2022 PEARL OF THE BAY - LUXURY WATERFRONT APARTMENTS Choose from the Pearls luxurious selection of Studio, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments or loft style apartments, eac...h designed to capture the essence of relaxed Sydney waterside life. The best of Sydney coastal living is on your threshold as Pearl of the Bays prime position on Shepherds Bay embraces the harbour and foreshore gardens in equal measure. LUXURIOUS WATERSIDE PLAYGROUND Secure car parking with lift access Seamless transit connections: Meadowbank Ferry and Train station. A one-stop ferry takes you to world-class attractions at Sydney Olympic Park Within 3km's you'll find shopping centers: Top Ryde, Rhodes Waterside and DFO. Bespoke foreshore garden TIMELESS COASTAL APPEAL Pearl of the Bays free-flowing interiors offer a life of comfort and pure coastal style. Clean-lined gourmet kitchens seamlessly connecting with the open plan living and the entertainer balconies beyond. Generous bedrooms and elegant bathrooms. Just like its name, the Pearl of the bay is the finest example of design, architecture and waterside living in Shepherds Bay. A centerpiece development, the Pearl majestically overlooks the bay. With its bespoke foreshore garden, the Pearl brings new life and energy to this exceptional bay-side setting. INVEST IN PEARL OF THE BAY AND RECEIVE PIA'S EXCLUSIVE 3 YEAR RENTAL GUARANTEE. FIND OUT HOW... Or visit the display suite at 118 Bowden Street, Meadowbank Contact us now for a better future for you and your family! Tel: 02 9192 2800 Mob: 0449 669 989 Email us at [email protected]
16.01.2022 JUN Apartments in Toongabbie Niche living and an area on the move In a lovely, quiet area, with excellent capital growth predictions, JUN is niche-size apartment living architecturally designed on 4 levels.... JUN apartments are luxurious, stylish and an excursion into contemporary lifestyle nestled in a very quiet street just 200m from transport and shops. Choose from a 1, 2, or 3 bedroom dwelling and be part of a community where apartments are rare. Contact us now for a better future for you and your family!
16.01.2022 http://www.pia.com.au/en/project/detail/?id=132
14.01.2022 http://www.domain.com.au//new-apartments-in-sydney-sell-l/
14.01.2022 How many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts? Robert G Allen By not taking action, you are in fact falling behind and that is the power of compound growth which is your friend and can be your worst enemy when it comes to creating wealth.
14.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/sydneymorningherald/posts/10154745695381264
12.01.2022 Why we should invest in Sydney ? https://youtu.be/V8Y2x7okz7w
10.01.2022 This is a boom, but not a detached housing boom. Were in the middle of a construction boom. But this boom is like nothing weve ever seen before. ... Because normally a massive supply response like were seeing right now would be enough to cause the market to lock up the brakes and hit the skids. Theres just no getting away from supply and demand. Its basic economics. And right now, demand is still growing, but supply is surging like its nobodys business. But this isnt any ordinary, garden-variety supply-side boom. The truth of it is this isnt a housing boom. Its an apartment boom. If you look at where supply is coming from, its almost all apartments. Apartment approvals have spiked in recent years, to record highs. Things started to come off a bit, as Aussie banks started to get nervous about this sector. But then foreign banks started stepping into the breach, and things spiked back up to where they were. Now sure, not everything that is approved becomes an actual dwelling. But anyway you cut it, theres a huge amount of supply coming on line. And a lot of these projects are already well under way. This next chart shows dwellings already under construction, and the spike in apartments is evident there too.
10.01.2022 https://youtu.be/FzGMdwAzVOI
10.01.2022 One of the things I love most about property is that the government can't let it fail. Here's why: Reason #1. The construction industry is way too important. ... The construction industry is the nation's fourth largest industry with almost 1 million workers. We all know people whose livelihood depends on construction, right? No government is going to survive an election if the industry fell over. Reason #2. We need to house people According to the ABS we grew by 326,100 people last year. A growing population means more houses. And a house only gets built when there's a profit to be made. This is another reason the government needs house prices to stay strong. It's so developers have an incentive to build and people have somewhere to live. Reason #3. Nobody wants to lose money Nobody wants to lose money, right? So if house prices dropped then home owners would be worth less. Try winning an election when people lose money on YOUR watch ... if you get my drift. Reason #4. People spend the equity One of the places people get money from is the equity in their house. The house goes up and people borrow against it. They use this money to renovate, but the next property maybe buy a car and pay off their personal loans and credit cards. If house prices fell then people couldn't get their hands on this money. Which would suck a lot of cash out of the economy, with potentially disastrous consequences. Reason #5. Bank stability One of the reasons our economy is so strong is that our banks are highly regulated by government and strict internal compliance. This I can assure you in my 12 years of working in the banking industry. They hold security over property which is worth far more than what they've lent out. However, if property crashed the security they hold might be worth less than what they're owed. They'd be in negative equity territory and that could bring them down. Or at least put the brakes on them. No lending = no economy. So there you have it. 5 reasons why the government's fortunes are tied to property, and why they have to keep it going. Want to capitalise on this?
09.01.2022 https://youtu.be/-xN4SlaNSO0
08.01.2022 https://youtu.be/1d4Gn9GQYPQ
07.01.2022 Do you know enough about taxes to avoid a pie to the face? (More answers here: bit.ly/29e4XDM)
07.01.2022 http://www.domain.com.au//lifelong-renters-face-financial/
07.01.2022 https://youtu.be/5X3xOVHt5fY
06.01.2022 This is a boom, but not a detached housing boom. We're in the middle of a construction boom. But this boom is like nothing we've ever seen before. ... Because normally a massive supply response like we're seeing right now would be enough to cause the market to lock up the brakes and hit the skids. There's just no getting away from supply and demand. It's basic economics. And right now, demand is still growing, but supply is surging like it's nobody's business. But this isn't any ordinary, garden-variety supply-side boom. The truth of it is this isn't a housing boom. It's an apartment boom. If you look at where supply is coming from, it's almost all apartments. Apartment approvals have spiked in recent years, to record highs. Things started to come off a bit, as Aussie banks started to get nervous about this sector. But then foreign banks started stepping into the breach, and things spiked back up to where they were. Now sure, not everything that is approved becomes an actual dwelling. But anyway you cut it, there's a huge amount of supply coming on line. And a lot of these projects are already well under way. This next chart shows dwellings already under construction, and the spike in apartments is evident there too.
06.01.2022 http://mobile.abc.net.au//sydney-olympic-park-rev/7917324
05.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/sydneymorningherald/posts/10154788436606264
04.01.2022 https://gallery.mailchimp.com/1e9706f46f9d0a//Brochure.pdf
04.01.2022 http://www.smh.com.au//change-of-course-looms-for-multibil
04.01.2022 http://www.domain.com.au//how-a-20yearold-bought-three-in/
03.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/focuspia/posts/1177219339035968
