Gold Coast Real Estate Investment

 Hello friends, Before moving to a new house, you have ton of things to manage and complete. Among these things, cleaning your home before selling it is a major one. For homeowners, it is essential to increase the property’s curb appeal. For landlords with tenants cleaning the rental premises is important to avoid issues during buyer visits. Cleaning and decluttering also helps you reduce stress and hassle before selling. Thus, if you are planning to put your house on the market soon, here is your complete guide outlining tips for deep cleaning your home before relocating.  So, read it now and gain valuable insights. https://www.bondcleaningingoldcoast.com.au/should-you-professionally-clean-a-house-before-selling-it/

 Regional Queensland was the most attractive destination for Australians to move to in 2022, a new report says. The Regional Movers Index has shown the Sunshine Coast was top of the list for internal migration last year, followed by the Gold Coast. Greater Geelong in Victoria followed by Queensland's Fraser Coast and Bundaberg regions received the third, fourth and fifth largest net migration inflows, respectively. Bundaberg and the Fraser Coast also proved the most popular areas for people to relocate to from other regions, with Bundaberg seeing an increase of 46.4 per cent in the final quarter of last year, while the Fraser Coast recorded a 3.8 per cent increase over the whole of 2022. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-01/regional-queensland-tops-regional-migrations-data/102037366

 Morgan Williams believes he struck gold when he and his young family packed up their beachfront home in Perth and moved 100 kilometres inland to York.  Whereas it was once the discovery of actual gold deposits nearby that lured people to Western Australia's oldest inland town, now it's riches of another kind that are behind the town's population influx — good jobs, an enviable country lifestyle, and affordable housing. It's a trend occurring all around the country, as a growing number of Australians move further inland and further away from coastal capital cities, according to the latest official snapshot of regional migration.  Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-01/rural-towns-population-boom-fuelled-by-inland-migration/102033520

 Gold Coast unit prices have reached a "fresh price peak", with a year-on-year increase of 10.32 per cent, while overall falls in the housing price market have "lost momentum".  New data from the PropTrack Home Price Index shows home prices in Australia bounced in February across most markets, including the Gold Coast, after rapid price falls in recent months.  PropTrack senior economist Eleanor Creagh said market conditions shifted very quickly last year with substantial interest rate tightening and home prices falling in most parts of the country. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-01/gold-coast-real-estate-data-unit-prices-peaking/102033592

 Hi All! There are several steps you can take to help sell your house quickly. Make sure your asking price is competitive and realistic. Do your research on the local real estate market and compare your property to similar ones in your area. Do not forget to attend to any necessary repairs and consider making upgrades or cosmetic improvements to make your home more attractive to buyers. Create an appealing atmosphere by decluttering, deep cleaning, and staging your home with fresh, neutral decor. A knowledgeable and experienced real estate agent can help you market your home effectively, attract potential buyers, and negotiate the best deal. For more tips, read the article shared below.  https://www.bondcleaningingoldcoast.com.au/10-easy-home-improvements-to-help-sell-your-home-fast/

 Hundreds of thousands of Queenslanders could be impacted by proposed changes to the state's body corporate laws.  The new laws proposed by the state government could impact the spread of second-hand smoke at properties, the termination of community titles schemes and pet owners.  Why the changes?  The government announced the changes after a housing summit in October.  The meeting was called to address the state's housing crisis. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-16/body-corporate-law-changes-proposed-queensland-government/101984360

 Fintech-as-a-service company Send Payments has wrapped up an $11.5 million Series B funding round as it scales up operations to access a pipeline of large enterprise opportunities in Australia and Europe. The raise, which closed oversubscribed, has boosted the payments technology provider’s capital valuation to about $46.5 million and brought on board a host of new investors including Regal Funds Management, Ophir Asset Management and Wunala Capital. The Series B round comes a year after Send Payments completed a $5 million Series A and since then the company has doubled revenue and tripled its product suite. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/send-payments-wraps-up--11-5m-series-b-oversubscribed-as-europe-beckons.html

 The frequency of tropical cyclones in Queensland is likely to decrease but the weather events that do arrive could be more severe, according to two new government reports. The Geosciences Australia report into wind hazards considered the risk and impact of thunderstorms, cyclones and tropical cyclones (TC) in the state's south-east. A second report conducted by Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) evaluated future cyclone risk and found climate change would influence the frequency, intensity and behaviour of tropical cyclones. One report found it is "more likely than not that the frequency of TC activity in the Queensland region will decline into the future, though the change of frequency in TCs in south-east Queensland specifically remains uncertain". Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-15/qld-tropical-cyclone-frequency-report-gold-coast/101971460

 Do you plan on moving homes to the beautiful Gold Coast region soon and are wondering what the rental policies and terms are? Then, you must go through this article I found online that lists questions that you should ask your landlord before renting a home. This is important so that you have clarity about what the living conditions will be like so that you can choose the best apartment or home to rent on the Gold Coast. I am now sharing the article here so that you can use these questions to find the perfect home for yourself in Australia. https://www.betterremovalistsgoldcoast.com.au/questions-to-ask-your-landlord-before-renting-a-house/

 Queensland's mobile phone policy in schools gives students an advantage over their interstate counterparts, according to a leading academic.   Griffith University education lecturer Jason Zagami said allowing students access to phones in schools prepared them for real-world experiences. "We need to move towards teaching students how to effectively and appropriately use the technology because of all the advantages that can be gained from them," he said. Queensland public school principals have the freedom to decide mobile phone policy, ranging from a blanket ban to full classroom access. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-07/ban-phones-schools-disadvantages-students-education-expert/101939686

 Builders have called on the Queensland government to delay new housing regulations to ease pressure on the industry as it deals with widespread labour shortages.  Industry figures say the time it takes to build a new home in Queensland has doubled, in some cases, since the outbreak of the pandemic. They say there is no simple solution to the construction challenges, which have been prompted by labour shortages, increased demand, and high material costs. Master Builders Queensland chief executive Paul Bidwell says the organisation has called on the state government to postpone new regulations that will standardise accessibility provisions and energy efficiency requirements for new homes. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-08/builders-call-for-delay-in-energy-efficiency-accessibility-rules/101935956

 Baz Luhrmann's blockbuster biopic Elvis is the first major Hollywood film to be produced from start to finish on the Gold Coast, and if the director gets his way it will not be the last.  The Aussie filmmaker has fallen in love with the Gold Coast, dubbing it "Goldiewood" and relocating headquarters for his production company Bazmark to the coastal Queensland city. Luhrmann has designed and built post-production studios on the Gold Coast, where a team of editors, composers, and visual effects artists helped put the finishing touches on his feature film Elvis — nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Film Editing. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-09/gold-coast-screen-industry-growing-baz-luhrmann-hollywood-films/101944542