Gold Coast Real Estate Investment

 Hey All! There is no denying that end of lease cleaning is one of the important tasks. It is performed by tenants to secure the full bond back after the rental inspection. According to the residential tenancy act, a tenant has to return the property in a clean and pristine state. However, if you are new and don’t know the process, read the article I am sharing below on my page. It includes end of lease cleaning tips for first-time tenants/owners on the Gold Coast. Follow these hacks and deep clean the property like a pro. You can also hire professionals for a detailed end of lease cleaning Gold Coast and get full bond back.  https://www.bondcleaningingoldcoast.com.au/first-time-tenants-owners-tips-for-end-of-lease-cleaning/

 Sydney developer Sammut Group has broken ground on its debut Gold Coast project, the $200 million COAST tower, with a message for the market that demand is still running hot in Australia’s premier lifestyle market. Construction giant Multiplex has kicked off construction of the six-star development in Surfers Paradise after a sales blitz that saw buyers pay an average of $5.25 million for apartments during the launch last year. The developer says just a ‘handful’ of the 53 apartments are available for sale after racking up $110 million in sales in the first three weeks of the launch representing more than half of the available apartments. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/sammut-group-starts-construction-of--200m-coast-tower-after-a-surfers-paradise-buyer-frenzy.html

 Property values have started to fall in some of the most sought-after regional hotspots of the lockdown era, new figures show. Rising interest rates and a reopening of major cities this year have ended the growth spurt of property markets in beach destinations. House values in the Richmond-Tweed region of northern NSW, which includes Byron Bay, Ballina and Lismore, have fallen by 11.7 per cent over the three months to October, CoreLogic data shows. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/the-sea-change-and-tree-change-hotspots-selling-at-a-discount-20221115-p5byhn.html

 Regions that became pandemic property "hotspots" have led sharp falls in Queensland's housing market in the latest quarter, new data has revealed. CoreLogic's regional market update reported sharp declines in the price of houses in some of Australia's most popular regional markets in the three months to October. The Sunshine Coast recorded the highest fall in regional Queensland, down 7.1 per cent, followed by the Gold Coast, where house prices dropped by 6.4 per cent. CoreLogic's head of research in Australia, Eliza Owens, said house prices across regional Queensland suffered a downturn over the past quarter, declining by 5 per cent overall from a peak in June. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-15/queensland-tourism-spots-regional-housing-market-corelogic/101654108