James Hayashi

It's like London, it's like Manhattan, it's like Paris.

It's one of those cities and one of those locations where the property market will continue to increase.

Yes, there might be a few dips and dives, but if you're looking at a medium to long-term hold, you generally will do well.

So

Well, I think it just goes to show, you know, the method of sale really works.

That if somebody wants to buy, I always say this to people, especially when booking auction times previously, I'd say to vendors, look, you know, we can book at eight o'clock in the morning or six o'clock at night.

It doesn't really matter.

If people want to buy it, they'll turn up and they'll buy it.

Same thing with online auctions.

You know, we just had to change our platform to accommodate the situation that we were in.

So I think there'll be more of a transition back to the onsites.

There's nothing like a bit of onsite theater.

You've got the neighbors, you know, everybody being able to see what's going on.

Yeah, so real estate and auctions especially, it's Sydney's favourite pastime on the weekend.

People want to get back out there and especially seeing what the market's doing.

You know, as a property owner, they want to know, what does my property compare to the properties that are currently on the market?

Have I made money?

Have I lost money?

So I think there'll be a big resurgence of people getting back on site and wanting to get back to business as usual.

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