Perth Selling Better
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It's the Real Estate Podcast, brought to you by ANZ Home Loans for financial well-beings. 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. Well, our long weekend is continuing on this Monday morning. How's your weekend so far? Hope you've managed to get in some relaxation. If you've been looking at property, if you've been transacting on property, whatever you've been doing in relation to the real estate industry, hope it has gone your way. Yes, the 26th day for September. of 2022 coming up in just a moment we are talking with gavin and sam one is a real estate agent the other is a property commentator there in perth and we're going to look at the latest news coming out of perth and why the houses are selling faster there than a lot of other locations around australia what
is going on in Perth. We will find out very shortly. Putin, I mentioned a couple of days ago, was looking on shaky ground, according to a former Russian prime minister who thinks that he is going to be gone by Christmas. When I mentioned that two days ago, I thought probably highly unlikely, but I tell you what, Putin is looking more and more likely to be ousted. The news from inside Russia over the last day or so, it's all bad for Putin. It is tightening. So let's live and hope that time is soon going to be up for him and he is gone and that war in the Ukraine is brought to a sudden end. Hey, if you're celebrating your birthday today for the 26th day of September, have yourself a fantastic Monday.
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Yes, 23 is your forecast high. Get out and enjoy it. We talk with leading property commentators. with analysis, predictions, forecasts, and what's trending every morning from 6.30. Well, we know that some states are selling faster than others, which means we still have this different speed in different markets, and it just depends on where you live. And Perth is a great point in case. Perth is still going pretty well at the moment with buyers not hesitating and quickly closing in on a number of properties selling in just days. And the best part for the sales process is the marketing campaigns have managed to attract multiple offers. And the latest Real Estate Institute of Western Australia data shows the median time to sell a house in Perth
is 18 days, but many, as we just mentioned, are selling much quicker. So let's welcome into the breakfast podcast this morning from Perth, selling agent Sam Bevan of RealMark Coastal. And a very good morning to you, Sam. Welcome to the Real Estate Breakfast. Thank you very much.
What factors contribute to the current success of the Perth property market?
Good morning to you too. You know, I wonder just how much of this is driven by vendors meeting the Perth market with the price point in terms of how quickly some of these properties are selling in Perth. Some vendors have gotten a little excited and they see that the market is hot, so they will get a little ahead of themselves. They need to still keep in mind that you need an amazing marketing campaign and you need to price appropriately, regardless of whatever market we're in. Yes, so some good points there. And it's a far cry from where we were right at the start of the pandemic when everybody working in real estate thought they were going to lose their jobs.
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