Q – How is the second wave of stage 3 restrictions in Melbourne likely to affect the market?
Having successfully navigated the initial wave of Read more
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Q – How is the second wave of stage 3 restrictions in Melbourne likely to affect the market?
Having successfully navigated the initial wave of Read more
Blink and you might have missed it this year, but it really is June, and June means tax time.
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Date: Tuesday 9th June
How is Frank Gordon helping to protect the community from coronavirus?
With low rates of community transmission across the state and a Read more
Q: Is the Port Melbourne library open?
Yes!
Date: 04 June 2020
In good news for local Port readers, both the Port Melbourne and St Read more
So how did the Melbourne property market do in May?
Date: 3rd June 2020
Topic: Melbourne Property Market 2020
There is no question about it, it Read more
How to improve my house during isolation.
10 Tips.
Been thinking of renovating? Considering selling? Or maybe you’ve just been sitting at home for the Read more
Year long vegetable planting guide for Melbourne
We all love fresh veggies and there is something so satisfying about crunching into your very own lettuce, Read more
12 May 2020
In breaking news, auctions are back in Victoria from Wednesday 13th May.
Auctions will be limited to 10 registered bidders which means Read more
Date: 09 April 2020
Updated: 20 April 2020
Here at Frank Gordon, community is at the core of what we do. We understand this is a stressful Read more
Date: 08 April 2020
Updated: 20 April 2020
Here at Frank Gordon, community is at the core of what we do. We are here to support Read more
Date: 24th March 2020
COVID-19 is the issue on everyone’s lips. If you’re a homeowner or looking to become one, you’re probably asking how all this is going to impact the property market.
At Frank Gordon, we’re real estate agents, not economists or clairvoyants so we’re not going to make predictions. Instead, we’re going to keep you informed on what we’re seeing and explain how we’re adapting our services in this period of change.
The last global pandemic was over 100 years ago, and the last economic recession nearly 30 years ago. The world was a different place and this is why it is difficult to predict what happens next. As real estate agents, we monitor the market closely and this is what we have seen so far,
On a micro level in real estate,
Based on the closest scenarios in recent past, economists are tipping prices to recede and days on market to increase.
Housing is an asset class that thrives on confidence and at the moment, consumers are understandably worried. Confidence affects our desire to make major changes which may lead to fewer property listings and transactions in the short-term.
Having said that, when limited supply meets consistent demand for lifestyle property we always achieve results. People do not put their lives on hold indefinitely and there are plenty of demand-side drivers for Bayside housing;
COVID-19 is the issue on everyone’s lips. The second and third quarter of 2020 will be a uncertain time for our society and we need Read more