Craig

Of course we've got the slowdown.

How has that been fearing of late?

Yeah, and what is happening with stock at the moment right now in Geelong?

How's that sort of shaped up?

What about those buyers turning their attention on how active they are right now in Geelong in this current market?

And those first home buyers, it's definitely attracted people to get into the Geelong market.

As those prices went up, it became a little bit more difficult, but still activity in that space?

And of course, at the other end of the market, Newtown in Geelong is one of those areas it's much sought after for its, I think, probably fair to say for its period style homes.

There's also some larger blocks there.

How's that been tracking?

Is that still buoyant?

And what about the sale process?

What's preferred right now?

Is the choice of a private treaty leaning one way, or how are the auctions going?

all right well good on you nick thanks very much for coming on to the real estate podcast this morning giving us a little bit of a temperature check on geelong wonderful again thanks craig for your time and uh wish you all the best all right so let's go from geelong in victoria to double bay in sydney and welcome in peter leipnick who is a director at bradfield badger fox real estate there

And a very good morning to you, Peter.

Welcome to the Real Estate Podcast.

Good morning, Craig.

Thanks for having me.

Well, Double Bay, yes, it is a great spot to own some property if you're fortunate enough to live there and have deep enough pockets, I guess.