You had better move quick on this one. There is always strong demand for ground floor units and 2/36 Galway Street, Greenslopes will be no exception.
The kitchen has been totally upgraded, the bathroom’s done. The living space is great with plenty of room for a lounge suite and separate dining area.
First inspections this Friday & Saturday, contact me to book a time.
2/36 Galway Street, Greenslopes
$319,000
We know how much everyone enjoys getting our information in their letterbox every week!
We are currently on the lookout for someone to deliver pamphlets in the Greenslopes / Coorparoo area. Just small quantities 100 – 200 at a time.
It pays money and keeps you fit. Work in your own time! If you’re interested or know someone who is drop us a line.
Many of you will remember the home fire in Bardsley Avenue (right near Rock ‘n’ Roll Fruit Barn) earlier this year,
The house at number 13 was badly damaged and ever since I have had a steady stream of people asking what might happen with the site.
The current owners have decided to move on and boy does it present an amazing opportunity to the right person.
The site is 711m2 of level land. Need a large home site? Exploring the multi-unit dwelling potential? It's worth doing your homework, who knows when another opportunity like this will present itself.
To discuss further give me a call on 0424 149 026.
Matt
Everyone agrees, there is something very special about 3/37 Crump Street, Holland Park West.
It’s not just the oversized bedrooms, the immaculate gardens and grounds of the complex or the direct access straight up your private stairs to the unit. With 143m2 of living space including the largest balcony you you will see, this unit is the logical step for “downsizers” who still desire entertaining and living space to burn.
It’s a unique opportunity and your first chance to inspect is this Saturday, 22 September at 10:30am.
3/37 Crump Street, Holland Park West
Buyers In The mid $400,000’s
http://jjre.co/337c
There is no doubt that we have seen a strong increase in enquiry for people looking to buy their first home before the $7,000 grant disappears early October. And with good reason, it doesn’t look like it is coming back any time soon and with prices stable it does appear to offer a genuine contribution to the purchase price of a first home.
As a result we have a number of property owners who are looking to sell soon but aren’t quite ready to go to market.
If you are actively looking for a first home, particularly a unit with a budget below $350,000 or a house in the $500,000 range make yourself known (i.e. send us an email or give us a call). We can give you the “inside scoop” on some of the upcoming property listings, some available right now, others next week. There will be sales before some officially hit the market.
No doubt all potential first home buyers heard about the abolishment of the $7,000 grant for established homes announced in this weeks state budget.
There was some confusion about when it would happen with press release stating that buyers had until 11 October to ‘complete” contracts.
It has since been clarified by the Office Of State Revenue that buyers have until 10 October to enter into a contract (i.e. Contract Date must be before 11 October).
The June quarter edition of Queensland Market Monitor has just been released by the REIQ.
Each edition of Queensland Market Monitor includes:
• Median sale prices for houses, units/townhouses and land;
• Median weekly rents for houses, units and townhouses;
• Gross rental yields and vacancy rates;
• Useful charts and graphs; and
• Analytical commentary.
If you haven’t downloaded a copy before do yourself a favour and check it out, it is an excellent state-wide overview of the property market.
We have about 30 places left for our our next workshop so you had better be quick.
The workshop setting enables participants to interact with presenters with Q&A sessions and opportunities to engage in conversations in the breakout area.
Negative Gearing – What Can I Claim And Still Keep The Tax Man Happy?
Presented by Ed Glasson from Marsh Tincknell Chartered Accountants
How To Present Your Property And Sell Quickly, For More Money, In Any Market
Presented by Hayley Harris from Guest Hire
Lending Criteria – Has it Changed Post GFC?
Presented by Robyn Doulman from Bendigo Bank
Date: 20 September 2012
Venue: Nice Event Space. 433 Logan Road, Stones Corner
Time: 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start
NB: Catering will be provided at this event
Put simply the sellers of 44 Gatton Street, Mount Gravatt East have committed elsewhere and need a contract within 2 weeks.
There’s plenty here to like. A pool. A rumpus room. A huge double garage (+ carport). 3x big bedrooms.
More pics and info at jjre.co/44g
Inspect this Saturday, 15 September 10;50-11:10.
Budget: $7000 first-home grant to be replaced from thecouriermail.com.au
Queensland set to follow NSW by scrapping $7,000 first-home owners' grant in favour of $15,000 handout for new home buyers from propertyobserver.com.au
REIQ says Qld new home grant plan will fail from businessspectator.com.au
Subtle wordplay reveals RBA readiness to act from brisbanetimes.com.au
Stephen Koukoulas suggests urgent rate cut needed as mining jobs go: Tweet of the day from propertyobserver.com.au
Investors warned about higher LVR loans from apimagazine.com.au
Get involved in the local community and head to the Norman Creek Catchment Family Fun Day from 11am-4pm on 15 September.
This will be a great community event for Greenslopes, there is heaps planned for the whole family including entertainment, food and plenty of children’s activities. It is being organised by the Norman Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee and Brisbane City Council.
You just need to be at 66 Baron Street, Greenslopes to get involved. I'll get along at some stage during the day so hope to see you there.
Matt
Affordable housing for Brisbane's southside from spi.com.au
How to add value to your property from spi.com.au
Ten cram bedroom from couriermail.com.au
