The median price for a Perth house will pass $600,000 within three years as the city’s property market reclaims its title as the strongest and fastest growing in the country, a new report predicts. The BIS Shrapnel residential property report forecasts house prices in Perth will climb an average 7 per cent a year for [...]
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Tenants warned to brace for increased rents
Posted in Living in Perth, Local News, Realestate and Home Loans, tagged perth, increase, WA, chief executive, rising, capital, Melbourne, Australia, property, house prices, investors, house, Resources, sector, growth, population, tenants, rent, leading, weekly, prices, warned, increased, housing shortages, state capitals, rental, strong, brace, researcher, median, Australian Property Monitors, increased rents, rental report, rising house prices, APM economist, Matthew Bell, Perth rentals, capital growth, Urban Development Institute of Australia, UDIA WA, Debra Goostrey, property researcher, Terry Ryder, rentals on April 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Perth tenants should brace themselves as rising house prices, improving economic conditions and more newcomers to the state combine to force up rents this year, a leading property researcher says. The latest rental report by Australian Property Monitors shows asking rents in Perth have increased in the first three months of the year. The median [...]
Perth properties quickest to sell
Posted in Realestate and Home Loans, tagged 2009., analysts RP Data, average house price, borrowers, capital, Christopher Joye, house, investors, key drivers, latter half, managing director, market, mortgage, new figures, payments, perth, price, properties, property, quicker, rates fell, reduce, reduce mortgage payments, research, Rismark, Rismark International, selling, sold, State, state capital, unit, units, upgraders on January 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Perth properties are being sold quicker than any other state capital, new figures show. Research from property analysts RP Data and Rismark International shows it took 24 days to sell a house in November and two days fewer for units. The time taken to sell a unit was the quickest in Australia, while only in [...]
House of the week
Posted in Realestate and Home Loans, tagged 1920, 20-minute, airconditioning, alfresco, alfresco area, bore-water reticulation, Burswood., busy, busy cafe, cafe, ceilings., charm, city, combined, covered al fresco area, demolished, dome, double carport., elements, Enjoy, entertaining, extension, for sale, golden, high ceilings, home, house, House of the week, kitchen, L.J. Hooker Willetton, lifestyle, living area., location, new, new kitchen, North Perth, old, open fireplace, open-plan, originality, ornate, plan, pool, RENOVATIONS, retreat-style living'', single storey, single- storey house with airconditioning, suit, Three-bedroom, tranquil, tropical gardens, two-bathroom, unwind, villa-style, WA, WA home, walk on August 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
1920s charm of North Perth home retained RENOVATIONS were completed less than a year ago on the 1920s home owned by Karina and Chris Hiller for five years. “We fell in love with it and we didn’t plan to renovate,” Mrs Hiller said. “We loved the location, but realised it was getting a bit tight [...]
WA regional house prices bouncing back
Posted in Realestate and Home Loans, tagged $373000., 49-year lows, 6.6 per cent, areas, Australia, bounced, bouncing, bouncing back, buyer, buyers, country, country areas, data, drop, dropping, estate, evidence, good news., growth, home, Home buyers, Homes, house, house prices, housing, housing market, improve, increased, Institute of WA, interest rates, June, live, market, median, median house price., news, normalised, perth, president, prices, quarter, real estate, regional, regional WA grew, revealed, Rob Druitt, sense, sharply, slowly, stabilising, stable, stable market, WA, WA regional, western australia on July 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Real estate data for the June quarter has revealed regional house prices in Western Australia have bounced back after dropping sharply in the second half of last year. The median house price for regional WA grew 6.6 per cent in the past three months, while Perth homes increased by just 2.3 per cent. The median [...]
Heavy rain, thunderstorms lash Perth and South-West
Posted in weather, tagged (SES), 100km/h tore, 109km/h., 115km/h, across, Beaufort St, blowing, Bunbury, Busselton, cancelled, Cape Leeuwin, Cape Naturalist, Capel., caused, ceiling, city, City Beach., coastal suburbs, cold fronts, collapsing, Collie, damage to homes, darkness., Doubleview, fallen trees, ferry services, flights, flooding, granny flat, gust of 107km/h, gusts, havoc, Homes, house, isolated, Joondalup, Kwinana ports, midday, minor, Ocean Reef, operations, overnight, parts, perth, perth hills, Perth's international terminal, plunging, port, ports of Fremantle, power, rain., rainfall, recorded, reports, ripping, Riverside Drive., Rockingham, roof off, roofs, rottnest, State, State and Emergency Services, storm, suburbs, suspended, Swan River were lapping around peak hour traffic on the Kwinana Freeway, tearing, travelling, trees, Two Rocks, uprooting, WA, WA Bureau of Meteorology, WA Water Corporation, Walpole, water, weather, weather forecast, wettest day of the year., wild, wind, wind gusts, windows, winds on June 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
WILD weather has caused havoc across Perth, uprooting trees, tearing off roofs and plunging homes into darkness. Winds travelling at more than 100km/h tore through the city overnight, ripping the roof off a granny flat in Doubleview, collapsing a ceiling in Joondalup and blowing in the windows of a house in City Beach. More than 17,000 are [...]
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$50 million revamp for Morley
Posted in Local News, tagged $50 million, 1000 people, arts, build, BUILT, cafes, Centro Galleria shopping mall, City of Bayswater, consultation, Coventry Square, crafts., creating, dedicated, development, development company, economy, fashion, finished, fresh food section, Greg Poland, heart of Morley, house, Hundreds, jobs, local, Local News, major, microbrewery, Morley, new, old Coventry’s warehouse, organic produce., period, plans, precinct, principal, project, public, public comment, public consultation, real shot, restaurants, revamp, selling, shopping precinct., six-week, slowing, slowing down, small businesses, start, stores, The Strzelecki Group, tourist, town centre, transforming, ultimate, warehouse on June 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Morley is set to get a revamp – with the $50 million Coventry Square development now out for public comment. “This is a great step forward for us,” said Greg Poland, the principal of The Strzelecki Group development company that plans to build the project. “Once the six-week public consultation period has finished we can [...]
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