"After
a number of years of buyers being firmly in control, here's two
telltales for us that we have a market on a new, more balanced playing
field:
Buyers are calling us back. We know we're real estate salespeople and
shouldn't be surprised when some people don't want to talk to us! But
it's been a little lonely in recent years... Now the calls are returned,
buyers keen to hear what 'freshies' we
might have coming up for them.
The second reason? In the past fortnight I've had 3 real estate agents
contact me chasing investments for themselves. Like a Charleville
grazier can smell the coming rains, these agents get a sense when the
market's on the turn.
It's not all one-sided. Despite the competition we've still seen some
price sensitivity from buyers. They're well-informed and most are not
yet rushed to pay over the odds. They recognise there's a shortage of
listings across many inner city markets and
prices, but many are still okay to bide their time. There's more balance
but it's too early to say it's a sellers market.
With that said, if you've been holding off selling I haven't seen a
market as good as this since 2004. Many are hoping it will continue
'gaining momentum' and those 'green shoots' will sprout into price
growth to make Jack’s beanstalk look
tiny."
From Bees Nees.
It seems that houses are selling much faster than apartments in Brisbane at present.
"Bees Nees - A real estate agent's view of the Brisbane property market"
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