Freezing To Get House
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What is the current state of the housing market in Australia?
It's The Real Estate Podcast across every state, city and town of Australia. And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Podcast available on iHeartRadio every morning and also on Spotify and Apple and wherever you get your podcasts from. It's another weekend. Yes, the Saturday morning has arrived. Just a few more days left in August. Now the 27th day today for 2022. And did you go to the Kiss concert last night in Sydney? If so, I'm jealous this morning.
Would you camp out overnight for a new subdivision?
Amazing, really, longevity from Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley. And will they ever be back on Australian soil? That is the question. They say that it was their farewell tour concert. But one thing is for sure, you can never keep rockers away from the stage, especially when they are Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons. Coming up this morning, we're going to be talking to Laurie from Geelong. Now, this is an interesting one. A question for you this morning. Would you camp out overnight to secure a section in a new subdivision in freezing conditions to maybe get your hands on a section? Now, if you went back 30 years ago and told your parents that this would be happening in the future, they just wouldn't believe it, would they?
But it is the current state of the property market and we'll find out what happened with Laurie in Geelong very shortly. It's your weekend real estate breakfast, a serial-sized podcast about what's happening in your local backyard every Saturday morning on The Real Estate Podcast. Well, if you're celebrating your birthday today for the 27th day of August, have a fantastic Saturday. You share it on the same day as Aaron Paul. the actor from Breaking Bad. Such a great series. He is turning 42 years young. Lyndon B. Johnson would have been celebrating, as would Donald Bradman today. So you are in very, very good company.
What motivated buyers to queue for land in Geelong?
From the history books, quite a rare occurrence happened back in 2003. Mars approaches closest to Earth, and the last time that happened was was 70,000 years ago. So it happened in 2003. The next time the two planets are going to be that close is going to be in 2287, and I guess we'll be long gone by then. Also on this day, back in 1955, the first tennis match was telecast in colour. Yes, it was the Davis Cup match between Australia and the US, and it was telecast from the Westside Tennis Club in Forest Hill in New York. We feature market updates, interviews and trends. Your real estate podcast channel. If you've got a question that needs answering, you can email us at myrealestatepodcast at gmail.com.
It's your weekend real estate breakfast.
How do the sizes of the available blocks of land compare?
A serial-sized podcast about what's happening in your local backyard every Saturday morning on The Real Estate Podcast. It's the main centre forecast with propertybuyer.com.au. And let's have a look at your weather around Australia on this Saturday morning. Unfortunately for you, Sydney, expecting some showers and a high today of 19 degrees.
What are the price ranges for the new land blocks in Bannockburn?
The same cannot be said for you in Melbourne. Look at that, some morning fog and then a mostly fine and sunny day and the temperature is looking good as well. 19 degrees is your forecast high. Brisbane expecting one or two showers, your high of 22. And in Perth today, grab the brolly and the raincoat. You're going to need it because you've got some showers in store and a high of 18 degrees. Hey, don't forget, tomorrow morning we are back with the Sunday Morning Rewind. It is a look back over the last seven days, some of the interviews, some of the analysis, the predictions, and really what is just going on in the market.
How does camping out for land sales reflect market demand?
Look forward to that tomorrow morning, the Sunday Rewind, right here on the Real Estate Podcast. It's your real estate podcast for breakfast. From first home buyers to property investors and everything in between, every morning on the Real Estate Podcast. It's the real estate podcast across Australia, seven days a week. Well, we know that in Victoria it's not exactly a subtropical winter, but try telling that to a bunch of determined, hardy souls who camped out overnight in cold conditions to be at the front of the line as the latest stage in a housing estate went on sale.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the current state of the housing market in Australia?
0:02–0:37
2
Would you camp out overnight for a new subdivision?
0:37–2:08
3
What motivated buyers to queue for land in Geelong?
2:08–3:05
4
How do the sizes of the available blocks of land compare?
3:05–3:29
5
What are the price ranges for the new land blocks in Bannockburn?
3:29–4:11
6
How does camping out for land sales reflect market demand?
4:11–5:19
7
What insights can we gain from the recent land sales in Geelong?
5:19–5:46
8
What unique features make these properties appealing to buyers?
5:46–10:03
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