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Land Tax COVID-19 Relief

By Pina Brandi •

With less then 15 days till the end of 2020, a year packed with challenges, change and resilience the NSW Government announced that the Retail and Other Commercial Leases (COVID - 19) Regulation that was set to expire on 25 October 2020, will now be extended to 31
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All You Need to Know as FHB

By Pina Brandi •

Australia has one of the hottest property markets in the world, Aussies LOVE property! Now more than ever with CASH cheap and so many incentives it’s really easy to lose track of what you can possibly be eligible for if you are in the market as First Home Buyer (FHB). In this first post I’ll
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Victoria's Budget Pro Property

By Pina Brandi •

“In a year when ‘home’ became increasingly central to our lives, we’re making sure more Victorians than ever have a roof over their heads,” Mr Pallas said.
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NSW State Budget, Property Updates

By Pina Brandi •

Dominic Perrottet delivers speech to Parliament to phase out Stamp Duty surrounded by $16 billion of state deficit. “Sometimes big numbers like that hardly feel real,” Perrottet told parliament after releasing the budget. “But the impact they have had on our people is very real.”
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Property Overview for November

By Pina Brandi •

RBA Cash Rate November 2020 For the 11th time since 1990 the RBA made an official cash rate movement in order to put more monetary stimulus into the market, moving the cash rate from 0.25% to 0.1%, this is 15 basis points down an Australian Record low. The question is will the Banks pass this to the consumer or not? See the full trend here .
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CoreLogic Latest September Numbers

By Pina Brandi •

It's all about perspective. If you watched the latest CoreLogic videos and saw their numbers your will see that the original 40% decline in the housing market value predicted in April never happened. We are talking less than 2% in Sydney, that in property terms it's almost not even