Houses Bucking Prices
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What positive trends are emerging in the Sydney real estate market?
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 and also Spotify and Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from. It's another weekend. It's arrived. Yes, a day for inspecting properties or perhaps just a day of relaxation. It is the 25th of June for 2022. Boy, this year is starting to disappear. And in fact, on this day, 2020, Twelve months ago, the World Health Organization told us the COVID-19 Delta variant is the most transmissible virus in the world, present in 85 countries and spreading rapidly. It seems like so much has happened since that piece of news from the WHO was given out.
Hey, don't forget about your taxes too. Easy to forget at this time of the year. Coming up this morning, we're going to be talking very shortly to Fiona, a local Sydney real estate agent, who this time last Saturday had a great result in selling real estate. We will find out all about that. Of course, Katie is here. She's back talking about the wonderful Hunter Valley experience we're giving away. It also has a secret word again today, and you need seven of these to enter the competition. So we'll talk to Katie in just a moment. But first, let's have a look at weather around Australia. It's the main centre forecast with propertybuyer.com.au. All right, first we go to Sydney where you're expecting a mainly fine and sunny day.
21 degrees is your forecast high. In Melbourne, good morning to you, expecting a dry day. A little bit of cloud around and 15 degrees. Brisbane, blue skies with 22. And in Perth, expecting a fine, sunny Saturday and your high is 19 degrees. we feature market updates, interviews and trends. It's your real estate podcast for breakfast. And who doesn't know about the Hunter Valley getaway two-night package that we're giving away to one lucky Breakfast Club member, which could be you. So much is in this indulgent package.
How does Rod Point compare to other suburbs in Sydney?
Isn't that right, Katie Lee? Good morning to you. Oh, good morning, Craig. Yes, that's correct. It really is a luxurious getaway in the Hunter Valley. There is so much included in this prize. One lucky winner is going to be very happy and their partner or their best friend or whoever they take with them. Oh, yeah. We talked about brownie points. This has got to be the ultimate brownie point for somebody taking their partner away or their wife or their husband. All right. So you've got another piece going into the package this morning. Yes, I do. Thanks, Craig. And look, this is all hungry work. Every piece of the prize that we've revealed so far is a lot to see and do in the Hunter Valley. So today I'm going to be revealing a food component to the prize, which is a dinner for two at Red Salt Restaurant.
Red Salt is a two-timed hatted restaurant in the Hunter Valley. They're located at Crowne Plaza, Hunter Valley, which is one of our most exclusive accommodation places to stay. A hatted restaurant is a very prestigious award. And honestly, some of the best food you can eat can be experienced at Red Salt Restaurant. Wow. It is amazing food. Gee, there's so much food starting to come in. Of course, we were talking to Michelle yesterday with the balloon package. And now, of course, more food coming to the table. It's probably a great way to just overwork that palate of yours. Yeah, absolutely. And also experience some of the local produce here in the Hunter Valley. So everything at restaurant is made from local produce.
What recent property sales bucked market trends?
They only use local operators. They source their food locally. They have a farm gate to plate philosophy and they have a seasonal menu. So everything is the freshest it can be. All right. Thank you, Katie. That prize package is just building every day. Coming up in just a moment, Fiona is here, a local real estate agent from Sydney. Enjoy your morning coffee. Wake up every morning to the Real Estate Podcast. Well, a few days ago, we were talking with Nicholas, an agent working in the Sydney market, and talked specifically about some of the auctions held last weekend.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What positive trends are emerging in the Sydney real estate market?
0:02–2:28
2
How does Rod Point compare to other suburbs in Sydney?
2:28–4:02
3
What recent property sales bucked market trends?
4:02–6:14
4
How did buyer competition influence the auction results?
6:14–8:20
5
What factors are driving buyer confidence in the current market?
8:20–10:35
6
How important is budgeting for buyers in today's real estate environment?
10:35–11:01
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