One of the factors which underlines the Melbourne property market regardless of sub market category, is the commentary and headline grabs that support a particular agenda. In most cases, it is a journalist that is stuck providing any true and accurate source of reference and hence sensationalises a headline and then grabs partial information and data to provide very general information to the property participant.
As a highly qualified professional with some 25 years of experience in the property industry, spanning from commercial to residential, from sales to development, from finance to investor, I feel that I have a sense of purpose of reporting to the market ‘as it is’, no hiding. Yes, perhaps general information, but in no way serving a purpose, of which, is usually to sell product or support the efforts of a group of individuals.
I will be providing a regular blog discussing different facets of both the Commercial and Residential markets.
Diarise regular viewings, as you can be very sure that some of the content will be worth the read.
I intend to provide my years of experience compiled with a true and accurate assessment of the Melbourne market.
Why, you may ask? Why would you bother? Simple. My existing clients seek my advice for many reasons, but none more important but the truth, and nothing but the truth.
I certainly don’t provide generalisations about the market; I certainly don’t provided analysis and outcomes just to suit the end result. If it is a dog with fleas, not only will I scream it out, but I will demand that the client recognises the issues and most certainly walk away. Even if there is loss of a commission and financial gain. Interesting, because from what I see in the marketplace, this is not the norm.
My commentary will aid your decisions, and provide you with a true sense of what is happening in the trenches and will provide youwith what you could be doing with your real estate dollar. Remember, this is real money, with real consequences.
What you really need is a property advisor that tells you the ‘truth and nothing but the truth.’
One of the factors which underlines the Melbourne property market regardless of sub market category, is the commentary and headline grabs that support a particular agenda. In most cases, it is a journalist that is stuck providing any true and accurate source of reference and hence sensationalises a headline and then grabs partial information and data to provide very general information to the property participant.
As a highly qualified professional with some 25 years of experience in the property industry, spanning from commercial to residential, from sales to development, from finance to investor, I feel that I have a sense of purpose of reporting to the market ‘as it is’, no hiding. Yes, perhaps general information, but in no way serving a purpose, of which, is usually to sell product or support the efforts of a group of individuals.
I will be providing a regular blog discussing different facets of both the Commercial and Residential markets.
Diarise regular viewings, as you can be very sure that some of the content will be worth the read.
I intend to provide my years of experience compiled with a true and accurate assessment of the Melbourne market.
Why, you may ask? Why would you bother? Simple. My existing clients seek my advice for many reasons, but none more important but the truth, and nothing but the truth.
I certainly don’t provide generalisations about the market; I certainly don’t provided analysis and outcomes just to suit the end result. If it is a dog with fleas, not only will I scream it out, but I will demand that the client recognises the issues and most certainly walk away. Even if there is loss of a commission and financial gain. Interesting, because from what I see in the marketplace, this is not the norm.
My commentary will aid your decisions, and provide you with a true sense of what is happening in the trenches and will provide youwith what you could be doing with your real estate dollar. Remember, this is real money, with real consequences.
What you really need is a property advisor that tells you the ‘truth and nothing but the truth.’
