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Congratulations to our 53 vendors and 53 buyers in August!

By Richard Harding

In August, we sold 53 properties, a feat made even more remarkable considering the current market dynamics. According to CoreLogic, Sydney house prices rebounded with a 1.1 percent increase in August, defying expectations of a downturn. Although the rate of growth had eased to 0.9 percent in July, experts suggest that the housing market has moved past its downturn phase.

Our team’s dedication and adaptability have been key to our success. Despite tighter lending and lower borrowing capacity, buyers continue to find their way into the market, and we’ve been privileged to assist them.

Sydney has led the recovery, with an impressive 8.8 percent increase in home values since January, inching closer to a 10 percent gain predicted by Westpac. Even if prices slow down, they remain steady month-on-month, resulting in significant growth.

Committed to our clients…

Our commitment to excellence includes sharing our insights with our entire team, ensuring that we all learn and grow from each sale. As we navigate the evolving real estate landscape, we’re here to serve our clients, adapting to their needs and helping them achieve their goals.

Thank you for entrusting us with your properties. We’re dedicated to providing top-notch service in a market that keeps challenging us to improve.

Source: Financial Review

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