The suburbs surrounding the domestic airport of Cloverdale and Redcliffe currently have a mere 0.63% of properties on the market. Next door Kewdale also has just 0.74%. This critical shortage of available properties for sale and the steady demand from FIFO mine workers looking to purchase in this area has made it an ideal time to sell. It is highly unusual to see so few properties available and when it drops under 1% triggers a very strong “seller’s market” signal. The whole City of Belmont, which includes Rivervale,Belmont and Ascot as well is situated 4 to 10km to the CBD mostly alongside the river on the way to the airport, has under 1.2% of properties for sale. It is ideally positioned to capitalise on demand from FIFO workers and strong redevelopment and infrastructure spending.
New properties coming to market attract a lot of interest and it is not uncommon to see multiple offers on properties in this area. If you are thinking of selling and want a real estate agent specialising in the City of Belmont area then contact us here.
Media Contact: Andrew Huggins – Real Estate Agent – Principal of Ray White Urban Springs 0413231303
If you are looking to sell your property or require property management services please call 08 9277 3555
When most people think about negotiation, they picture the moment an offer is presented. In reality, by then much of the negotiation has already taken place. The best results are often achieved long before the first offer arrives—by creating competition, gathering valuable buyer intelligence and ensuring prospective purchasers are emotionally invested in the property. This is where experience matters.
Auctions may be unnecessary when buyers are already competing in a hot market. As Perth conditions weaken and buyers gain more choice, however, a professionally conducted live auction can create the urgency, transparency and competition required to achieve the strongest possible result.