How to get your home ready for sale
Quick tips to get the outside of your property ready to sell Get the broom out – give the footpaths (and your deck too, if you have one) the sweeping they deserve Make sure you clean out your gutters, as well as your window frames and eaves If you have any outdoor furniture it’d be a good idea to give it a wash – especially when it’s colder and you haven’t...
COVID-19
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), previously known as Novel Coronavirus cases are currently increasing in Australia, although resulting deaths are thankfully extremely low. It is possible that the disease will continue to be spread through community transmission. We are putting precautions in place here at One Agency Elite Property Group Elite Property Group offices so that the normal cours...
Kmart has released their first homewares range for 2020
If you needed an excuse to give your home a refresh with the new year, then this is it. Kmart’s new homewares collection starts as low as $3 – meaning you can give your home a new look without breaking the bank. Inspired by the relaxed lifestyle that Australians love, Kmart’s first 2020 range includes timeless and natural trends, featuring furniture and d...
Six tips for increasing your property returns
Know your demographic Whether you’re looking to buy an additional property or you currently own investment properties, understanding the tenant demographic of the area you have invested in is an essential part of maximising your returns. Residential property investment is all about people. The simple equation of understanding the demographic and what they want allows you to tailor y...
End of lease cleaning for renters
Have you just woken up in a sweat in the wee hours of the morning, shaking off the nightmare of your property manager calling to say they are taking $300 of your bond repayment to pay for cleaning? Never fear, we’re sure it is a common nightmare across the country. Will anyone spot the coffee stain in the corner? You could certainly give up coffee and save y...
Ensuring your pool is safe and ready for summer
The registration and certification of pools, which is required by law in NSW, has been introduced to reduce drownings in backyard pools and spas. On average, six children drown in a backyard swimming pool in NSW every year. In 90 per cent of these cases the pool did not have a properly functioning safety barrier. You can register your pool or spa via the NSW Government Sw...