Most homeowners expect a single number. The reality is a range informed by market data, interpreted through judgement, and subject to variation depending on who conducts the assessment.Most people treat the question of property value as though it has a clean, retrievable answer. The methodology that produces the answer is considerably more layered

The typical homeowner goes into an appraisal expecting one clear answer. The reality is a range informed by market data, interpreted through judgement, and subject to variation depending on who conducts the assessment.Most people treat the question of property value as though it has a clean, retrievable answer. What produces that answer is more com

For most people selling a home, the agent fee is the number they focus on before almost anything else. The percentage becomes the decision point when it should really be a starting point.In Australia, agent commission is structured as a percentage of what the property sells for. How that percentage is set depends on the agent, the market, and the t

Homeowners seeking a property appraisal generally expect to walk away with a single number. The reality is a range informed by market data, interpreted through judgement, and subject to variation depending on who conducts the assessment.The question of what a house is worth sounds simple. The process behind answering it is not. Sellers who understa

The most common mistake made by buyers and sellers arriving in Adelaide from eastern capital markets is carrying assumptions built in a different market. A framework built on eastern capital market behaviour is not the right tool for reading the Adelaide market.The Adelaide property market is not a smaller version of Sydney or Melbourne - it has it