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massive jump in listings on REIWA, in excess of 13000 - buyer's market now. if you need to sell, do it sooon.

reiwa states that property listings are up to 11,598, more than a 1000 up from a month ago. is this indicative of the market edging toward balanced/oversupply, or people finally putting their homes on the market due to spring and the better weather?

2 bedders in the burbs that I am playing in seem to have jumped $30-40k since mid year...

Did the RE schedule the home open during the game on purpose?? wtf?

i've noticed listings on the way down again, and the annual Spring - its time to sell!!" type desperate real estate letters in the post.

enough about double storey talk, total listings are down again this week, to 10544 according to my source. total listings available for rent has gone up though - developments from 2 years ago finally finishing up but being left empty?

try going directly to the site - it is up to date there. inching up slowly but surely...

Ii this the same article on PerthNow? http://www.perthnow.com.au/realestate/news/real-estate-zoning-has-turned-big-perth-blocks-into-gold-mines-but-some-areas-now-overheated/story-fnhlgriw-1226950607605 really need to be careful with those calcs to make any decent profit these days. time...

Yes that's it, says it will halve the number of properties available for FHB...will that double the demand under that price point, or will FHB simply shrug and fork out the relevant stamp duty? I'm thinking a short-term (year) stampede for anything under $430k...

How's this new FHB grant going to affect values in the sub $430k range eh? I think anything within 10 mins of CBD under $430k is going to sell like hotcakes.....Joondanna, Tuart Hill, Balcatta, northern Yokine, etc

Interesting. This doesn't seem to make sense though: So it has been "balanced" all of last year (I thought it was hot hot hot), and with stock levels moving to equilibrium, it is shifting "towards being more in favour of sellers." (how can it be shifting "towards sellers" if it is...

Got an email update from a RE agent this morning: Total sales down to 898 4 weeks ago 914, same week last year 974 (from REIWA I think) So seems to indicate that sales have indeed slowed down/did decrease down last week...

I read 12000 was a balanced market on here years ago...what with the population increase and lack of house etc, I hardly think that that is an accurate figure anymore...

Well today's REIWA says 8874, so not sure where the 7600 figure came from...

Wow, dropped heaps, another BOOM???

There is so much work going on in Belmont - every street has construction and old houses getting bowled over to make way for 2 or 3 new. I can't imagine the type of person living in one of those apartments being built opposite the park up toward Great Eastern Hwy though...seems like a strange...

My plan to sell my 2bedder has been delayed, probably looking at March sale now after I finish all the renos (always add 50% to 100% to the reno time, people!!). Pretty confident that the market will hold steady for the next 6 months in my area, and at least return more than it's costing me in...

My guess is that when this went to planning - probably 1.5 to 2 years ago - Perth was in the lead-up to the mining investment boom, but now upon completion, the boom has fallen off a little bit and they are struggling to secure a tenant of this size. That being said, this 4x2 round the corner...

That sounds more like a boarding setup, or AirBnB. These two houses are being rented out as a single entity, not by room. The furnishings might seem slightly upmarket from the photos, however the finish of the house and location are not really anything to write home about, at least not for...

Is it just me, or is this just ridiculous for Belmont rent? http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-belmont-411828699 Two reasons: 1) The rent ($$$ OMG) 2) The number of bedrooms - it looks like a duplex block and the other one also has 6 beds (this one 7) What is demand for...