Street Talks Melbourne

Property investors and first-home buyer hopefuls can rejoice: the property downturn looks set to be well and truly over by the end of 2019. New figures from economic researcher Moody’s Analytics has forecasted property price growth across every Australian capital city next year, except Hobart. Moody’s national index for home values has fallen for almost two years, but Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin and Canberra will all see a steady recovery in 2020, according to the Moody’s Analytics report. Read More Here  https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/property-price-predictions-headed-2020-044854897.html

Moving to Melbourne was by far one of the best things I have ever done and starting this little Melbourne bloghas been pretty great! I can’t express how much I love this place and all that goes on. There is literally something to do every minute of day and there is no excuse not to get out and enjoy this beautiful, crazy, busy, bustling city! Melbourne goes above and beyond to impress its visitors. A trip to Melbourne is not just about seeing, but about eating, tasting, trying, watching and listening. Read More Here  https://www.thewildhideaway.com/blog/50-things-to-do-in-melbourne/

Eight adjoining home owners in Melbourne’s east have banded together to turn their modest brick standalones into a winning package deal, selling their combined properties for $14.1 million. The eight properties, on Shipley Street in Box Hill, combine to make a total of 2,061sqm and have been bought by Chinese developer Alex Zhang of Zynergy Property Development. Read More:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/news-melbourne-home-owners-band-together-to-turn-modest-brick-villas-into-gold-mine/05087d2c-6605-4d5d-b517-65935b0a04fa

The number of homes being put up for auction across Australia has continued to plummet, quashing hopes of spring injecting momentum into the struggling market. According to property researcher CoreLogic it was the “lowest preliminary clearance rate seen so far this year” at just 55 percent across Sydney and Melbourne. Both markets were down by more than 500 on the same weekend as last week with owners of luxury homes tending to sell privately before auction. Read More:  https://finance.nine.com.au/personal-finance/property-sydney-melbourne-auction-clearance-rate-brisbane-jeff-horn/8d48d01a-13ff-43fc-b657-0f7b49b54593