RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
QUEENSLAND leads the country in property re-listing within just two years of purchase, with the state’s rapid development and...
According to a new study by Suburbtrends, 9% of Queensland homeowners putting their properties back on the...
Levels of re-listing and reasons for doing so are varied across the country, with Tasmania following close behind...
With the top 10 reasons including job relocation, financial stress, lifestyle changes, real estate investment, market appreciation...
“These factors are not unique to any one state, but their impact may vary across regions,” said Kent Lardner, founder of Suburbtrends.
“Queensland’s rapid development and economic growth have created a climate where job relocation and investment in...
While the ACT’s comparatively low re-listing rate is likely a reflection of its famously stable employment market, which is...
“The ACT’s unique environment fosters stability, making it less likely for homeowners to re-list their properties within a...
Kent also emphasised the importance of agents keeping in touch with and maintaining strong relationships with clients...
“Given that 3% to 9% of homeowners resell within two years depending on the state, agents can capitalise on this opportunity by...
“With around 70% of homeowners holding onto their properties for 10 years or more before listing, it’s crucial for real estate agents to...