There are occasions when after a contract is executed, the buyer wishes to change the name; for example – the buyer decides they now want to purchase in the name … Read the full post »
We are now in a week into the mid-year Queensland school holidays, and to those with school-aged children, we hope you are enjoying it so far…whether you are staying at … Read the full post »
Despite the COVID19 pandemic and the challenges and disruptions to workplaces and life in general, the upgrading of the Sunshine Coast Airport, just down the road from here, is continuing … Read the full post »
On the back of state and federal government incentives, combined with historically low interest rates, now is an extremely opportune time to buy, and there has been a national surge … Read the full post »
According to some leading property analysts across the nation, and indeed many agents experiencing a surge in enquiry as the COVID-19 restrictions ease; this winter could prove a more active … Read the full post »
Winter has formally arrived, and despite a mini record-breaking cold snap over a couple of nights in May; it has started off very mild. Whilst some of us bemoan the … Read the full post »
As a community we generally try to be mindful of supporting our local services; and now more than ever with the easing of restrictions we need to make even more … Read the full post »
Many years ago when a contract was prepared it was up to the buyer to execute due diligence and carry out relevant searches and enquiries to assess whether there were … Read the full post »
Firstly, we hope that all the mothers out there had a wonderful mother’s day and got the opportunity to spend time with your family, if possible; or at the very … Read the full post »
Firstly, we hope you all enjoyed a great long weekend and an ease in restrictions – it was wonderful to see people out and about enjoying the sunshine and fresh … Read the full post »
Good news – the Queensland State Government is easing some COVID19 restrictions, allowing greater freedom of movement from Saturday May 2. This is welcome news for Queensland residents, with national … Read the full post »
Since the government shutdown non-essential services and placed a temporary ban on auctions and open for inspections, and essentially halted the economy in response to COVID-19; as expected, the property … Read the full post »