Sydney Property Buying Tips

A fear of the unknown has, understandably, driven itself deeply into the Australian psyche this year. We have been delivered a once-in-a-generation challenge by this pandemic and there continues to be concerns about what lies ahead. But part of the problem is that ‘armchair experts’ have been espousing opinions –

Many business owners prefer to purchase commercial property for their business because it provides them with more freedom and flexibility than being tied to a lease. It’s a sensible choice for company expansion, as it allows a business owner to configure the space to suit whatever needs they have.  However,

As the effects of the Coronavirus continue to make their presence known on Australian soil, it’s clear that no industry is safe from the perils of the healthcare crisis. From restaurants and cinemas to shopping centers and pubs, nearly every business, store, and office continues to experience widespread effects on

How Negotiate a deal when Price becomes a Problem Sometimes during a property purchase negotiation, you reach a point where the seller digs in on price and refuses to budge. Suddenly, things grind to a halt. Even for buyers’ agents, who close multiple deals each year and who have encountered

Sydney is indeed a beautiful city with its all-year sunshine and harbour views, not to mention its stunning beaches. Because of this, plenty of people, not just from Sydney but from all over the world are looking for ways to get their hands on a decent property here. Unfortunately, competition,

By Buyers Domain Principal Buyer’s Agent, Nick Viner One of the most common questions I am asked as a buyer’s agent is, “Is now a good time to buy?” People want to know whether there are certain times during the calendar year when the prospects of purchasing at a reasonable price are better

  By Buyers Domain Principal Buyer’s Agent, Nick Viner The good news continues for Sydney buyers wanting to take advantage of the current cooling property market. In many suburbs, prices and auction clearance rates are declining. That translates to less competition at auctions and more opportunity to negotiate a deal

  By Buyers Domain Principal Buyer’s Agent, Nick Viner In the first two months of 2018, Domain reported that 18 agents from across New South Wales, including Sydney’s Northern Beaches and Eastern Suburbs, have been found guilty of the unlawful practice of underquoting. Last year 47 incidences occurred. Even with the