Thursday, 24 November 2011

Confidence returns to the market

We love hearing good news that is supported by facts and figures - and that's exactly what we're hearing about the property market at the moment.

The job market is improving, unemployment is dropping, interest rates have fallen, market activity is increasing as is consumer confidence. 

"Positive signs continue to emerge for the Sydney housing market. With the recent fall in official interest rates being passed on by most banks to mortgage holders, the market is set to continue to strengthen."  Read more from SMH

It's a great time to get into the property market, to upgrade or invest.

If we can help, please let us know, by email or call 9212 2275.  There's also some great tools and tips on our website.

Friday, 18 November 2011

The time is now!

This is always such a busy time of year and if you want to be in your new home for Christmas, you need to maintain focus and get shopping!

The time is right to buy: interest rates have dropped, the lenders are competitive, there are lots of great properties on the market, and mostly, they are priced right.


Check out media reports about Spring Surge in Buyer Activity - and start planning your Open Houses for the weekend.

I'd love to help with finance, so please call 02 9212 2275 or email.

Our website has lots of tools and info to help you along your journey.

Have fun!

Friday, 11 November 2011

Solid foundation for Sydney market

More great news in the media this week about the Sydney property market!

"Sydney's housing market is still relatively subdued but resilient, with the prospect of increased activity for the rest of the year."  Read more

Call me on 02 9212 2275 if I can help arrange finance.  It's a great time to buy property!

Our website has lots of handy links and tools too.

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Interest Rate News Flash!

Rates are down for the first time in a year. 
What does that mean for you?

First home buyers:

It's never been a better time to buy!  Stamp duty exemptions for established homes will end on the 1st of January 2012, prices are bound to increase as demand builds and the banks are competitive - so if you haven't already started serious house hunting, start now!

Call us to make sure your finance is in order so that you can confidently negotiate or bid at auction, knowing that everything is in place for you to finalise your purchase.


Investors:

With interest rates down, house and apartment prices are sure to rise as demand grows, so it's vital that you get in early to beat the price rise.  Both NSW & Queensland governments have great incentives to invest in new builds under $600K, and there's tons of other opportunities that are ready and waiting.

Call us to find out more about these incentives and opportunities, or join us for our Investment Seminar on Wednesday 9th November at 6pm at Swisshotel in Sydney. Follow this link for more details or to book your seat.


Next home buyers:

If you're thinking about your next home, get in early before the prices go up and the differential between your current home and your dream home increases.  The interest rate drop means that there will be an increase in market activity, buyers wil become more confident and the banks are already competitive, so it's the perfect opportunity to take that next step.

Give us a call if you want to have a chat and we can run some scenarios to calculate your borrowing capacity and arrange pre-approval so that you're ready to go when you find that property.



Whether you're just taking your first step into home ownership, upgrading your family home or building your portfolio of invesment properties, we're always happy to help arrange your finance so that it's best suited to your current and future plans.


Drop us an email or call us on 02 9212 2275.  Make sure your money is ready when you are!

Check out our website for some great tools to help you along the way.

Please feel free to pass our eNewsletter on to family, friends and colleagues who are in the market for a new property.

Happy house hunting!

Regards

Philip