Originally posted by Emily Clay on projectsandpearls.com First of all, I know what you’re thinking: “2025? We’re not even done with 2024!” You’re not wrong! But I can’t help but to think ahead to the next year, I get too excited about house projects! So, whether you’re a homeowner looking to update your space or an…
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You can always tell when elections are coming.It’s a familiar sound.Unfortunately it’s not the sweet sound of sausages sizzling, it’s thepiercing whine of bureaucrats talking about changing the goal posts formum and dad property investors.These are the people who are housing the majority of tenants across thecountry. The ones who are managing their household bills…
This year, spring is a colourful season with lovely retro vibes where patterns and contrasts dominate. With an exciting mix of chunky porcelain, chrome details, voluminous furniture & maximised patterns – things that will help you create a personal & vibrant home. We continue to see a lot of colour in our interiors and where…
What were they thinking with this new ‘break lease’ legislation?A ‘break lease’ is when a tenant can’t or doesn’t want to complete the agreed term of their lease.Previously the tenant was responsible for the lost rent and expenses occurred until a new tenant was found.It was the owners responsibility to proactively look for a new…
Originally posted on Vogue.com.au by Nina Miyashita Quiet luxury, the term that describes a muted style movement that has percolated through the fashion world over the past year, has officially landed in the interior design space. Now, ‘quiet luxury décor’ is the number one interior design trend on TikTok in 2024 so far, and if the immense…
A friend asked me recently about a property and whether it would be agood investment.I asked them what sort of yield they were chasing.They didn’t know.I asked them why they were buying it and they replied: “I thought it wouldbe a good investment”.I continued, “how long do you want to own it?After expenses, including repayments,…
With all the chatter from property people, me included, about a housing crisis, you would have thought August would have been busier than a Parisian tattoo parlour after the closing ceremony. But it isn’t.It seems there is a change in the air. We have seen property inspection numbers at rentals begin to decrease in many…