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At Ouwens Casserly Real Estate we respect and acknowledge the continued need for physical distancing measures and exemplary hygiene at all our open inspections. Ouwens Casserly is thrilled to confirm that we will be re-commencing home opens from Monday 11th of May with the following precautionary measures in place:
Ouwens Casserly Real Estate is adhering to the precautions and guidelines advised by the State Government and have put in place hygiene measures at our open inspections. This decision has been made in the best interests of the health and wellbeing of the community and considering public health advice around social distancing and reducing the spread of COVID-19.
Reaching a pre-sales target to get a new project off the ground is always a challenge and can often take time. So how do we incentivise buyers to be early movers in a new development?
From travelling the country and observing the best agents at Ouwens Casserly, Director Alex Ouwens has shared his top 20 hot tips for real estate agents in 2020. The 20 for 2020 list was also influenced by the Ouwens Casserly annual Take Off Conference, an event to inspire and teach Ouwens Casserly agents to grow their business & have a balanced lifestyle.
Knowing your target market seems like an obvious point when developing; so you may have considered WHO your buyers are likely to be, but have you considered WHEN they will purchase?
Property values have soared by 4 percent in only 3 months, a record rate of growth since a decade ago. With this influx of serious home buyers into the market, it can be easy to get lost in the crowd.
2019 is now well and truly in our rear-view mirror. Looking back at the year that was, we’ve identified 5 key trends that were a massive focus in the new build space and are likely to continue into 2020.
The warmer months see an influx of people to beachside suburbs; holidaying with family and friends during work and school breaks. If this is no longer your situation or a once a year holiday isn’t enough to justify that second mortgage, there are a few things to consider before the for sale sign goes up on the front lawn.
The use of Social Media has been designed to extend your internet presence far beyond traditional marketing.
The Real Life Blog is your go to guide for all things property! Including topics like state of the market, market trends and guidance, suburb specific updates and our favourite industry tips, the Real Life Blog is the perfect resource to make you a pro at navigating the real estate world.
Springtime has long been hailed as the season for selling, however summer can also be the perfect time of year to have your property on the market. Depending on the area you are in and your property type, summer provides the perfect opportunity to stand out from the rest of the market and take advantage of some summer sun positivity.
With 2020 just around the corner, Pinterest boards around the globe are filling up with the latest renovation trends to take your home into the new year in style. Whether you are looking to build, renovate your current property or on the hunt for your first home, the top 5 trends to remember will help you keep your finger on the pulse of design for 2020.
With the rise in living costs and the current political and social climate debates, there is no better time than to start thinking about the sustainability of your home. Whether you are looking to build, renovate a current residence or on the look out for your first home, here are some sustainability trends being implemented in today’s up and coming market.
Buying your first home is always a hot topic in Australia. Often thought to be out of reach for many, however this is not always the case.
It’s prime time television, channel 9’s The Block is in full swing and you look around the house with Scotty’s voice in your head telling you it’s time to pick up those tools and renovate. You sit down with pen and paper in hand ready to write down each idea in mind to spice up the home.