Dramatic shades, “curvy” furniture — and Hamptons-style is here to stay. You heard it here first — these are among the hottest interior trends to hit the Gold Coast this year, according to local interior stylist, Vanessa Wood. “The Pantone colour of the year has now been announced — ultra violet,” said Ms Wood. “It’s a significant contrast to the pastels and pinks we’ve worked with in more recent times.” Those “pretty” tones will remain popular for a while, along with sage green and corals. Continuing its popularity is the blue and white Hamptons-style residences, from grand waterfront homes to renovated beach cottages. “Due to our coastal location and slight obsession with the “Hamptons” style, this preferred look will undoubtedly maintain its popularity for some time to come,” said Ms Wood. “Together with the use of weatherboard cladding and grey and white palettes on the exterior of homes, the Gold Coast will watch this architectural preference continue.” But Ms Wood said the popular white and marble kitchens favoured in Hamptons homes will be eschewed for a darker option. “In fact, black is the new white and we may see the introduction of more black being chosen, in terms of cabinetry and even being used as a wall colour option,” she said. Chunky profiles on bench tops will also become sleeker and more understated, and feature black to brown tones or contrasting marble. When it comes to the finer details, flowers and furniture are tipped to take centre stage. When it comes to furniture, Ms Wood said a trend already emerging and now set to take centre stage, is the use of lower profile, plumper and “curvaceous” sofas and feature chairs. “These will feature in all manner of fabrics but velvet and suede are certainly the fabric choices that will be seen more in 2018,” she said. To cap it off, hydrageneas — either fresh or fake — will be the popular petal of choice to introduce purple hues, sought-after for their array of colour choices and abundant and elegant vibe. “Not to mention, they must be one of the easiest flowers to arrange successfully!” said Ms Wood. “Faux plants by the way, are becoming more and more favoured and acceptable.” How to freshen up your abode: — Introduce the ultraviolet shade with a bold wall colour, large rug or seating. For a more subtle effect, a deep purple glass bowl, vase, art work or cushion will do just the trick. — If you like to stay on trend, it’s still possible to infuse the ultra violet colour in a Hamptons home just be sure to use more restraint. — When it comes to selling, first impressions count. Fresh paint, neat and trimmed gardens, a welcoming scented candle and fresh flowers are so important (Then there’s the obvious declutter, put away the dirty clothes basket, tidy up the toys and freshen the bathrooms). Source: Realestate.com.au The post Find Out The Interior Trends Tipped To Take Over In 2018 appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Find Out The Interior Trends Tipped To Take Over In 2018
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4/22/2019 Strong Sales In This $162 Million Project Has Resulted In The Fast Tracking Of The ProjectRead NowCONSTRUCTION of the third tower within the $162 million Cambridge Residences development will start in February, with strong sales prompting the developer to fast-track the project. The third stage of the four-tower project offers a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments priced from $330,000, with the 164 apartments in the first two towers sold out. Eastview Australia project manager Graham Goldman said the third tower was scheduled to be completed by Condev Construction by August 2019. “We expect Tower 3 will mirror the sales success that drove the sellout of the first two towers where buyers, particularly those buying their first home, were galvanised by the very reasonable price point,” Mr Goldman said. “Another compelling feature is the location on the doorstep of Robina Town Centre … residents are just minutes from a major shopping, dining and entertainment complex, public and private hospitals, a major medical precinct and Robina Train Station. “And they have easy access to the M1, connecting them with the wider Gold Coast region and Brisbane.” The Agency director of projects Steven Chen said Tower 3 of Cambridge Residences offered some of the best value apartments on the Gold Coast, particularly for first home buyers and investors. Tower 3 will consist of 127 apartments across 12 levels, with resident facilities including a swimming pool, gymnasium, barbecue area and basement parking. Apartments range in size from 74sq m to 158sq m, including balcony and courtyard areas. One bedroom apartments start from $330,000, with three bedroom apartments from $626,000. Once completed, Cambridge Residences will consist of 386 apartments across four towers. Source: The Courier Mail 15 January 2018 For more information on Cambridge Residences >>Click here The post Strong Sales In This $162 Million Project Has Resulted In The Fast Tracking Of The Project appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Strong Sales In This $162 Million Project Has Resulted In The Fast Tracking Of The Project THE lure of affordability, lifestyle and world-class beaches made southeast Queensland’s coastal markets the stars of the property sector in 2017, fuelled by a fresh wave of interstate migration. While home values grew just 2.4 per cent in Brisbane over the past 12 months, they jumped nearly 7 per cent on the Gold Coast, while houses climbed in value by more than 7 per cent on the Sunshine Coast, according to the latest data from property analytics firm CoreLogic. Half of the top 10 property sales in Queensland last year were made on the Gold Coast; totalling $48.9 million. And some agents say the markets are set to strengthen further in 2018 as Sydney and Melbourne homeowners cash out of their million-dollar homes in favour of a more laid-back, affordable lifestyle in the tropical north. The REIQ’s latest Queensland Market Monitor shows the median house price in the Sunshine Coast statistical division jumped from $557,500 in June to $570,000 in September, while the Gold Coast achieved a new house price record of $606,000. The Queensland government recently declared the number of interstaters migrating to the state was at its highest level in eight years, with 15,716 people moving here in the year to March 2017 — most coming from New South Wales. CoreLogic senior research analyst Cameron Kusher said both the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast property markets had benefited from that boost in interstate migration more than Brisbane. Areas like Broadbeach Waters on the Gold Coast have experienced strong property price growth. SQM Research managing director Louis Christopher expects both markets to outperform the state’s capital in 2018, writing in his latest Boom and Bust Report that the Gold Coast had a diversified economy and had benefited from the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games. Ray White Surfers Paradise holds its major auction event of the year later this month to coincide with the January holiday period when many interstate and overseas visitors flock to the Gold Coast. More than 100 properties will go under the hammer at its annual ‘The Event’ on January 28, with many holiday homes and investment properties set to sell to interstate and local investors. Ray White Surfers Paradise chief executive Andrew Bell said the region had recorded solid sales figures in 2017 thanks to economic stability, job creation and steady population growth. Mr Bell said the property market at the northern end of the Gold Coast had strengthened considerably because of new medium and high rise development in areas like Southport and Hope Island. “That’s where all the new development is and it’s given people a lot more opportunity,” he said. Mr Bell said suburbs like Coomera and Pimpama were had also become “powerhouses” for house-and-land developments, attracting demand from interstate. “It’s not just people buying holiday homes,” he said. “It’s just getting so difficult to live in Sydney with the cost of living and the traffic. “People are saying ‘it’s time to move!’ and I think they’re seeing the Gold Coast as being the best it’s ever looked.” And with vacancy rates of less than 1 per cent on the Gold Coast, Mr Bell said an increase in home construction was more than welcome. “We can have 20 plus people turn up to an open home, so we desperately need more investors to buy some stock to help with this huge demand from tenants,” he said. Kollosche Prestige Agents managing director Jordan Williams said the Gold Coast property market experienced periods of strength and weakness in 2017, but he predicted a bigger year in 2018. “I know for a fact that for the last half of last year a lot of buyers were sitting on their hands reading the negative articles that said the market was going to crash,” Mr Williams said. “They’ve bought off me since then and realised its actually going to continue to improve. “I think it’s going to be an exciting year.” Mr Williams also said the majority of homes he sold were cash contracts, unlike the pre-GFC days. “We have very affluent local and interstate buyers who are fourth, fifth and sixth generation wealthy,” he said. “Our vendors who own these homes are also affluent, successful people and they don’t muck around with finance and building and pest inspections.” Kristian and Haley Hughes are selling their five-bedroom waterfront home at 31 Pilot Court, Mermaid Waters through Kollosche Prestige Agents. They’ve lived their for nearly three years, but have decided to sell and rent in the area so they can use the capital to fund Mrs Hughes’ new make-up venture. Mrs Hughes, who runs The Institute of Makeup beauty school, said Mermaid Waters had benefited from the growth in popularity of nearby Burleigh Heads. “I feel it’s becoming the new central location — nestled between Burleigh and Broadbeach,” she said. The Hughes are hopeful they’ll benefit from the growth in the market over the past 12 months, with the median house price in Mermaid Waters increasing by more than 17 per cent. Their family home is decked out with floor-to-ceiling glass, which captures spectacular 180 degree views. “For someone who wants to make it their forever home, they’ll never run out of room,” she said. “It was hard finding a place to put an offer on even then, because (homes) were selling before they even went to market.” Further north, Noosa was the standout performer in 2017. REIQ figures show Noosa was the state’s top performing market in the three months to September, recording annual house price growth of nearly 10 per cent. Over the past five years, Noosa’s median house price has jumped by more than 40 per cent. Tom Offermann Real Estate principal Tom Offermann said the company ended 2017 with eight sales averaging $5.9 million each. The agency sold a sprawling waterfront home with a drive-through boatshed, two jetties and a boat ramp at 29-31 Wyuna Dr, Noosaville, for close to $11.9 million late in 2017 — setting a new record for the area. “It’s not just the prestige properties that buyers are targeting,” Mr Offermann told The Courier-Mail. “There are good opportunities for buyers at all levels who want to invest or live here.” Another driving factor behind demand for the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast markets is a lack of stock, but BIS Oxford Economics expects rising supply over the next three years to slow forecast price growth. Another coastal market in Queensland that performed better than expected in 2017 was Cairns. BIS Oxford Economics noted Cairns had benefited from improved tourism and a deficiency of dwellings, which was estimated to have pushed the median house price up by 20 per cent in the past five years. It expects home prices to grow another five per cent until 2020. Source: Courier Mail 13 January 2018 The post Seaside Suburbs The Star Performers Of Southeast Queensland Property Market appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Seaside Suburbs The Star Performers Of Southeast Queensland Property Market COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2018 Global exposure to a live television audience of over 1.5 billion people ROBINA IS GEOGRAPHICALLY CENTRAL TO THESE EXCITING CITY-WIDE BENEFITS. WHAT WILL THIS MAJOR EVENT MEAN FOR GOLD COAST CITY AND THE PROPERTY MARKET? A Griffith Institute For Tourism report predicts the Commonwealth Games will be “an economic supercharger” for the Gold Coast and Queensland. The 68-page report said “the state and the country will benefit for years to come”. The Games will bring more international visitors to the state, create business opportunities, and further facilitate multi-faceted cultural exchange.” “The potential impacts are multifaceted and include not only economic but social and environmental aspects.” The report also says there will be $2 billion boost to the state’s gross domestic product and also tips $2.6 billion in public and private sector investment. >>Click here to read the Robina Investment snapshot The post 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Benefits For Robina appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Benefits For Robina In just a few short months the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games (GC2018) will kick off, securing positive and lasting benefits for our growing city, including: Global exposure to a live television audience of over 1.5 billion people Gold Coast City is the first non-capital Australian City to play host to the Commonwealth Games and GC2018 will be the largest sporting even Australia will see this decade. Running from the 4th to the 15th of April 2018, the expectations are that there will be a long lasting impact on the city. This major event has local market commentators noting the increased interest generated by the Commonwealth Games and the positive flow on effect for the local property market. PRDnationwide chairman and managing director Tony Brasier said he believed this major event will fuel growth. “When Melbourne hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2006, new and upgraded infrastructure was scattered throughout the city [and] its athlete’s village saw a $43.5 million investment post-Games to become a major residential hub in Parkville,” Mr Brasier said. “Sydney saw the same impact after the Olympic Games in 2000 [as] Newington and surrounding areas which once hosted athletes was seeing sales rise 58 per cent by 2001.” “Investment in local transport infrastructure, an athlete’s village able to be transformed into residential dwellings, and increased recreational and retail facilities will see the Gold Coast follow the path of Sydney and Melbourne,” he said. PRDnationwide national research manager Diaswati Mardiasmo said interstate and foreign investment in Gold Coast city real estate was contributing to growth. “We have seen an increase in purchases from southern states and international buyers, in particular from China,” she said. “Savvy buyers are seeing the expected growth on the Gold Coast pre- and post-Games and are either investing or moving to the area.” Real estate veteran and CEO of Ray White Surfers Paradise Andrew Bell said the growth will continue beyond the sporting event. “It’s not about a 10-day sporting event,” he said. “Yes, the Games will provide a window to the coast for the rest of the world but it will continue to go from strength to strength long after the Games is over.” “Right now, with the Commonwealth Games in 2018 we have so much going on here – transport links, infrastructure and a fantastic range of international restaurants – and I fully support all that. These are exciting times.” We have no doubt that our amazing city will absolutely shine on the world stage and we can’t wait for the games to begin! Source The post What Does The Commonwealth Games Mean For The Gold Coast Property Market? appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr What Does The Commonwealth Games Mean For The Gold Coast Property Market? A Queensland bred colt by Fastnet Rock sold for $1 million and topped the opening day of the 2018 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale. Presented by the Hutchins family’s Element Hill late in the day, the colt from stakes winner Risk Aversion attracted strong interest from prospective buyers before selling to Tom Magnier in partnership with trainer John O’Shea. “It’s all about the type,” O’Shea said. “This colt is a real athlete and that’s why I was drawn to him.” “For me he is a great horse by a champion sire in Fastnet and it’s exciting to have him.” “It’s outstanding to have a horse in partnership with Coolmore and congratulations to the Hutchins family for breeding him and it’s great for a group of my clients who have taken a share in the horse,” O’Shea added. Catalogued as Lot 239 the bay or brown colt is the second foal of the Encosta de Lago mare Risk Aversion, a winner of five races including the listed Juanmo Stakes in Brisbane. Earlier in the day Lot 52, Arrowfield Stud’s Snitzel-Madame Andree brown colt sold to leading Sydney based bloodstock agent James Harron for $900,000. “First and foremost he’s just a super type,” Harron said. “He has a really great way about him.” “He walks super, has a lovely shape, great hip and a lovely girth. He’s a really beautiful athlete.” “He has a great head on his shoulders and has handled the sale really well. He ticked a lot of boxes.” During Day One a total of 182 lots were sold for a gross of $39.17 million and average price of $215,220 – a record opening day average in the history of the Gold Coast Yearling Sale. “It’s been a very good start,” Magic Millions Managing Director Vin Cox said. “We’re very happy with where we’re sitting now.” “The momentum picked up – particularly late in the day. We look forward to Day Two with some outstanding prospects to go through the ring.” Source: Magic Millions The post Colt Sells For $1 Million On Day One At 2018 Magic Millions Yearling Sale appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Colt Sells For $1 Million On Day One At 2018 Magic Millions Yearling Sale What you need to know to beat the banks when it comes to your home loan in 2018. With interest rates expected to head north this year — and the banks to follow suit — you’ll need to know to beat them at their own game. Online mortgage marketplace HashChing and independent consultancy Digital Finance Analytics have shared their top eight mortgage predictions for 2018. Here’s your very own home loan cheat sheet: 1. MORTGAGE INTEREST RATES TO KEEP RISING If you’re looking to buy a home or refinance your mortgage, aim to get it finalised sooner rather than later because the consensus among HashChing brokers is that the major banks will continue to nudge interest rates higher. HashChing broker George Kozah said the average home loan standard variable interest rate of 5.08 per cent (according to Finder.com.au) could rise about 75 basis points to 5.83 per cent by the end of the year. Most economists also expect the Reserve Bank to lift the official cash rate from its record low of 1.5 per cent in the second half of this year. 2. FIXED RATE DEALS IN FOCUS There will be a greater mix of very low “special” rates to try and attract first time buyers and owner-occupied refinanced business. Many lenders will focus on fixed rate deals, taking account of lower funding rates, but this may change later in the year in line with a strong likelihood that the Reserve Bank will lift the official cash rate. 3. MORTGAGE LENDING STANDARDS TO TIGHTEN FURTHER First home buyers will need to stump up a bigger deposit to get into the market, according to Digital Finance Analytics principal Martin North. “As a result, I expect more first time buyers will get help from the “Bank of Mum and Dad”, which can be worth as much as $88,000,” he said. Home loans are likely to be harder to get in 2018 due to tighter lending restrictions. 4. MORTGAGE STRESS TO AFFECT MORE HOUSEHOLDS Digital Finance Analytics reports that mortgage stress affects more than 921,000 households nationwide. This could climb to more than one million by the end of 2018. DFA attributes the problem to rising living costs, slow wage growth, and larger mortgages (due to rising home prices). 5. MORE BORROWERS TO DITCH THE BIG FOUR BANKS More borrowers are likely to refinance their home loans away from the big four banks this year. This trend was demonstrated last year using data from HashChing which showed the greatest exodus (37 per cent of national borrowers with the big four banks) from Commonwealth Bank. With smaller lenders offering variable rate home loans as low as 3.56 per cent, it might be time to jump ship. 6. PROPERTY PRICES TO CONTINUE TO COOL Tougher lending restrictions on investors and interest-only loans has increased housing supply, leading to a slowdown in property prices in Sydney and Melbourne. The national median house price index fell to 0.3 per cent in December, according to CoreLogic data, and this trend is expected to continue in 2018. New residential construction is likely to stay strong, as recent building approvals flow through, but there will be a fall in the number of high-rise units released to the market — especially in Melbourne and Brisbane. 7. THERE WILL BE MORE FIRST HOME BUYERS Softening property prices, greater housing supply and government grants/stamp duty concessions (in states such as NSW, Victoria and Queensland) will see more first home buyers enter the market in 2018. In the first week of the year, HashChing noticed a considerable uptick in web traffic, with a 12 per cent increase in home loan inquiries from first home buyers compared to the same time last year. 8. MORTGAGE BROKERS TO CONTINUE TO SETTLE MOST MORTGAGES The latest industry data shows Australian mortgage brokers settled 55.7 per cent of all residential mortgages during the September 2017 quarter, which is up from 53.6 per cent in the same quarter last year. While upcoming changes to mortgage broker commission structures will result in lower lending volumes, brokers will still maintain significant share and their overall footprint will likely continue to increase. Source: Exert from The Courier Mail 9 January 2018 The post How To Beat The Banks At Their Own Game appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr How To Beat The Banks At Their Own Game A STUNNING new display apartment at Marina Concourse has officially opened. Sunland Group is behind the development, which forms part of its transformation of the Royal Pines Marina. Sunland managing director Sahba Abedian said the three-bedroom, waterfront display apartment, furnished by King Living, offered a refined environment of comfort. “The prestigious location, size, and north-facing orientation of the apartments within Marina Concourse have been a strong drawcard for the local market, particularly downsizers, who are seeking to enjoy the lifestyle benefits of the location without sacrificing space, quality or outlook,” Mr Abedian said. “At Marina Concourse, a selection of three-bedroom apartments span the entire width of the twin low-rise buildings to deliver north-facing waterfront views and 155sq m of living, with high ceilings and full-height windows to capture the stunning views of the marina and its landscaped surrounds.” Prices start from $535,000 for a two-bedroom waterfront apartment, and from $799,000 for a three-bedroom waterfront apartment. Scheduled for completion in mid-2018, Marina Concourse is the final chapter of Sunland Group’s visionary master plan at Royal Pines in Benowa and will transform the marina into a vibrant new waterfront residential, retail and leisure complex. Source: Gold Coast Bulletin 6 January 2018 For more information on these apartment click here The post Waterfront Display Apartment Opens At Marina Concourse appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Waterfront Display Apartment Opens At Marina Concourse What’s The Latest Gold Coast Million-Dollar Suburb? BUNDALL is the latest suburb to join the elite million-dollar club on the Gold Coast, jumping to $1.055 million in the past 12 months. CoreLogic data shows the 7.7 per cent increase over 124 house sales pushed the central suburb into the exclusive price threshold shared by Mermaid Beach, Main Beach, Broadbeach Waters, Clear Island Waters, Paradise Point and Surfers Paradise. Bundall’s median house sale price is now $1.05 million. As a whole, the Gold Coast also recorded a 7.7 per cent increase in median house sale prices of $630,000 while the median sale price of units increased by 4.2 per cent to $422,000. Main Beach is still the region’s most expensive suburb, but recorded a slight drop from $1.605 million to $1.520 million over just 12 house sales. Real estate agent Karen Stewart from McGrath Surfers Paradise, who has handled property sales in Bundall for the past 15 years, said the suburb had clawed back to triumph. “Five years ago it was a really tough market, you had sellers that wanted to sell, but the market hadn’t caught up after the GFC,” Ms Stewart said. “It improved slowly over the last three years but really it’s the past 12 months where it has surpassed.” Ms Stewart reported a trend towards buyers snapping up then renovating or rebuilding older homes. “It’s so quiet and you’re out of the more transient suburbs but in 10 minutes you can be in places like Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach,” she said. “We’ve had a lot of interstate buyers, we’re finding a lot more sales are coming from out of town, but there still is a fifty-fifty ratio of local and visitor buyers.” REIQ Gold Cost zone chairman John Newlands said Bundall’s swift rise was partly due to its size. “Bundall touches a very wide area — it takes in the suburb of Bundall, Sorrento, properties near the racecourse, and then a large base of waterfront properties and that elevates the price point,” Mr Newlands said. It comes as property prices continue to climb less than 100 days out from the Commonwealth Games, with Willowvale and Currumbin Valley sitting in the $900,000 median house sale price bracket. Mr Newlands said lifestyle and location factors would help more suburbs crack the million-dollar mark in 2018. ”Mermaid Waters is one — all of those suburbs that are centrally located, only a minute’s drive to the beach, close to shopping centres, boutique places and spots for families to take the children,” Mr Newlands said. Mermaid Waters was the third-highest moving suburb of 2017, recording a 17.2 per cent increase in median house prices to $881,000. “It’s all about demand, we’re starting to see a return of interstate investors from Sydney and Melbourne, so it’s starting to surge forward with a greater population wanting a waterfront lifestyle,” Mr Newlands said. According to Ms Stewart, Benowa Waters is also one to watch. “Benowa Waters has had a massive increase over the past 12 months due to the school catchment area being tightened up,” Ms Stewart said. Source: Gold Coast Bulletin 4 January 2018
The post Bundall Is The Latest Million Dollar Suburb appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Bundall Is The Latest Million Dollar Suburb RETIREMENT giant Aveo Group wants to build a high-rise targeting seniors just a handful of metres from the Broadwater. The 16-level, so-called “retirement tower” would be built on the corner of Frank and Robert Streets and would feature 96 units. A development application lodged with council immediately before Christmas pitches the project as an ‘integrated community … specifically built and designed for older people”. It will include a mix of two and three bedroom independent living units and services for those with greater healthcare, support and daily living needs. Other features include a manager’s residence, food and drink outlet and community facilities as well as accommodation for staff. REIQ’s John Newlands said the Gold Coast should expected to see more high-rise tower projects. “We are going to see more of these sorts of developments as the Gold Coast grows vertically rather than horizontally,” he said. “It is a great concept because they are perfect for people who want to downsize because they can live independently and get service if they need it. “Being in Labrador it is in a great location and right near the water.” If built, it will be the Coast’s second retirement tower following Southport’s Victoria Towers on Scarborough St. According to documents filed with the council the building’s two-level podium would include communal facilities such as a pool, gymnasium, community lounge, dining area, media room and arts room as well as residential apartments with private courtyards. The majority of units will be two bedrooms with 18 three-bedroom apartments and 19 one-bedroom offerings. The building’s design, by local firm DBI, references “the strong maritime culture” of the Gold Coast. In 2016 the Gold Coast City Council approved a 98-unit residential tower for the site which did not progress. Aveo met with council staff last month to discuss the project. Source: Gold Coast Bulletin 5 January 2018 The post Aveo Group Files Plans To Build High-Rise Retirement Tower On Gold Coast appeared first on Real Estate in Australia. via Tumblr Aveo Group Files Plans To Build High-Rise Retirement Tower On Gold Coast |
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