Craig

So be extremely careful.

It's a real estate Saturday and good luck as always around property today.

Barbara Corcoran, a successful American real estate investor.

You might know her from Shark Tank in the US.

Here is a little bit of

inspiration for you if you are wanting to become a successful investor of property.

Barbara began her career with a $1,000 loan while working as a waitress, launching a small Manhattan brokerage that grew into the Corcoran Group.

She managed to pioneer marketing-driven real estate, introducing the Corcoran Report, an early data-driven market analysis that shaped New York Housing Insights, and her innovative approach built one of New York's most recognized real estate brands before she sold the company for $66 million back in 2001.

And a quote from Barbara Corcoran this morning says,

Don't you dare underestimate the power of your own instinct.

Yeah, that's great, isn't it, Asti?

Go for it is the way to do it.

Now, looking ahead over the next three to six months, the market feels like it is going to be moving to a more cautious phase if we're not already there.

Demand should remain, but buyers are likely to be more selective, more price aware, and dare I say it, slower to act, particularly if global uncertainty continues to linger with this conflict.

Yeah, bang for the buck.

And talking of that, Easter in Australia has become less about tradition and more about movement.

One of the busiest travel periods of the year is right now, and it does represent that over Easter, it is a testing ground for lifestyle locations where someone books accommodation and then asks the question, can I move and live here?

And if you are

listening to us right now, perhaps from an Airbnb somewhere across the country and wondering whether or not you can live in that location, good luck to you.

Well, we'll wrap it up there, our Saturday morning property show.