by Konrad Bobilak | Mar 3, 2020 | property
It’s one of nature’s greatest phenomenon: the stampede of desperate home buyers into Australia’s property market. National prices may have nosedived off their 2017 peaks, but are now bouncing at a blistering rate, kickstarting what research group...
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by Konrad Bobilak | Feb 11, 2020 | property
Don’t miss out, CLICK HERE to get up to date video education from Konrad Bobilak. Melbourne’s median house price has surpassed $850,000 for the first time, as Victoria’s property market returns to growth after last year’s period of uncertainty. The...
by Konrad Bobilak | Dec 23, 2019 | property
Melbourne’s housing market is set to eclipse Sydney’s in 2020 fuelled by a stronger economy and higher population growth, although the rapid pace is expected to lose steam as listings rise and affordability worsens. CoreLogic is expecting Melbourne home...
by Konrad Bobilak | Nov 21, 2019 | property
After a measly two-year downturn, homebuyers now appear to be back in a big way. The proportion of Australians planning on purchasing a house is back near all-time highs, propelled on by three rate cuts according to the latest Commonwealth Bank research. “The...
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by Konrad Bobilak | Nov 21, 2019 | property
Don’t miss out, CLICK HERE to get up to date video education from Konrad Bobilak. Dear Fellow Property Investor, Here are the 2 key concepts that you must learn at the very beginning of your journey as a property investor: How to smash your current home mortgage in...
by Konrad Bobilak | Nov 19, 2019 | property
Did you know that land values in metropolitan Melbourne as a whole have increased 41.8 per cent since 2014, hitting a median of $1448 per sqm. In the same period, the typical block size has shrunk from 607sqm to 585sqm. Outer Melbourne has seen the biggest decline in...