Christmas day is almost upon us and everyone is beginning to feel the Christmas spirit. Ironically I have noticed a lapse in the amount Christmas lights on houses, surely this is due to rising energy costs and the result of the tough year that has passed..
The reserve bank has given home owners an early Christmas present by reducing the interest rates by a quarter percent. This will benefit home owners by reducing the average mortgage by about $50 per month. Not to mention bring some buyer confidence back to the market with the assurance that lending rates are becoming more competitive and affordable.
The Aussie dollar may slightly fall as a result of the interest rate cut but this will be seen as a positive for local shop owners as shoppers may choose to buy locally again rather than online as recent trends have shown.
The reserve bank has given home owners an early Christmas present by reducing the interest rates by a quarter percent. This will benefit home owners by reducing the average mortgage by about $50 per month. Not to mention bring some buyer confidence back to the market with the assurance that lending rates are becoming more competitive and affordable.
The Aussie dollar may slightly fall as a result of the interest rate cut but this will be seen as a positive for local shop owners as shoppers may choose to buy locally again rather than online as recent trends have shown.
Open House Inspections are becoming ghost towns during December as the public chooses to finish their last minute Christmas shopping over viewing properties. As an alternative we have begun twilight evening open inspections on weeknights. These are proving to be quite a success as we catch buyers on their way home from work.
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