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he academic year is about to swing into action and, right across Geelong, Deakin University students can be seen traipsing from real estate agent to real estate agent in search of some digs for 2018. Barry Plant Geelong director Robert Kules says students were no different to any other category of renters – you get the good ones (that’s most of them) and the not so good. “We give everyone a fair go,’’ he says. “We look at them as individuals.’’ Barry Plant Geelong manages around 1500 rental properties. “We’ve had some remarkable students who have looked after the property better than the owners would have,’’ Kules says. He says he always told students who

were leaving home that their first rental was the one that “starts off their DNA in the rental world’’. “We tell them, ‘You’ve got to treat the property as your own’, and the majority of them do,’’ Kules says. The experience of Barry Plant Geelong would suggest that landlords should have confidence that students can make excellent tenants. More than 12,000 students study at Deakin in Geelong. The university’s residential services chief executive, Vincent Wilson, says the Waurn Ponds campus provided on-site accommodation for 790 students and the soon-to-be-completed multistorey development in Brougham Street, opposite the Waterfront campus, would have 410 rooms. He says this was in addition to the

existing Geelong on-campus student accommodation, including the T&G building in central Geelong. “We know that having high-quality, affordable housing close to the university campus is directly tied to student success, and students are seeking to live in safe environments that support both 21st century study priorities and lifestyle,’’ Wilson says. Despite the growing number of oncampus options, there are still thousands of students who need to rent in the private market. “For students who choose not to live on campus, Deakin’s free HouseMe website provides students with advice and support with finding suitable accommodation, such as a room, apartment or house rental,’’ Wilson says.

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e’ve all been to value stores and seen the promise of 1000-thread-count cotton and thought it too good to refuse, only to get the product on our beds and be underwhelmed. How can it be that 1000 thread count isn’t what it is promised to be? Well the answer is in the name: 1000 thread. That means there are 1000 threads per 10 square centimetres, counted along two sides of a square that is 3.16cm wide and 3.16cm high, distributed across the warp (up/down) and weft (across). Different distribution of threads creates different textural effects; the importance being that 1000 threads

in total are distributed across the 10-square-centimetre area. Why 1000 threads can feel of lesser quality is not in the number of threads but in the length of the fibres and quality of the thread. To make a crude comparison, a thread could be as thin as a hair or as thick as a rope. If you consider that 10 square centimetres is a finite area and you can only fit so much along its perimeter, the thread thickness can be finer purely because you need to use small threads to fit them next to each other. Just as it’s important to know what the thread is made of – for example, a polyester thread will be cheap and

Darren Palmer’s linen collection for Myer, above; Josh and Elyse’s bedroom on the late 2017 season of The Block, below left.

durable but doesn’t breathe well – understanding the origin and type of the thread is important, too. Different constructions create different hand-feel and crispness, and the source of the raw material affects the robustness, softness and silkiness. Supima cotton, for example, is a high-quality cotton type because of its extra-long staple fibre. Using fewer and smoother threads per square inch, Supima cotton can achieve a crisp and silky hand-feel, allowing breathability of the fabric. Egyptian cotton, too, is a world leader in cotton fibre, the difference between the two being largely only geographical: Supima cotton comes from the south-western part of the

United States, Egyptian cotton grows along the Nile River. Flax linen is another high-quality fibre from which to make sheeting, with Belgian flax being among the highest certified fibre origins available. To be clear, a 1000-thread-count sheet made from a high-quality, extra-long staple fibre, from the right area, with the right weave to create a beautiful hand-feel is still a great product for that luxurious five-star hotel-quality sheet, just don’t be fooled into thinking that every 1000-thread-count sheet is created equal. Extract from HomeSpace by Darren Palmer (Murdoch Books, $39.99). DOM A IN GEELONG

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Plant a tree that’s bound to outgrow you was named by the board of trustees of the “America the Beautiful” Fund as a Millennium Landmark Tree. So has all that fame gone to its head? “No – not at all,” says Rodney Young, grounds and landscaping manager for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Waikiki, and the man with the unenviable responsibility of protecting a historic tree in an era of overdevelopment and climate change. “When I first arrived seven years ago everyone was very worried about the tree and thought it was dying,” says Young. “It looked very ill.” So the hotel undertook very expensive and disruptive restoration work to dig up the courtyard and replace the compacted soil around the tree with nutritious, aerated compost. It seems to have done the trick. Today, as Young and I inspect the tree, it is dense with healthy foliage and red berries and there are numerous white pigeons and white native terns nesting in its branches. Still, looking after a centenarian with such a wide girth is a daily job for Young and his garden team. There’s compost to refresh and detailed inspections for diseases and insect attacks such as black scale.

The banyan tree at the

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hhh … summer. You’re probably reading this column in your garden or under a eucalypt in the park or beneath a plane tree in a shady cafe courtyard. Trees are the grand old sentinels of the natural world that somehow manage to survive among our highrises and pollution. We need them not only for their relaxing beauty but also for the oxygen they generate, the shade they provide for our overheated cities and the urban wildlife they sustain. On a recent trip to Hawaii I came across one such miraculous tree right on the famous Waikiki beachfront – one of the densest strips of development in the world. The Indian Banyan Tree at the famous Moana Surfrider Resort on Waikiki Beach is so expansive it’s more like a forest than a single tree. Almost 23 metres high and 45 metres across, this 104-year-old banyan tree has dropped down four aerial roots across the hotel’s courtyard that themselves have become thick, twisted, secondary trunks. In 1979 the Moana’s Banyan was the first tree to be listed on Hawaii’s Rare and Exceptional Tree List and

Moana Surfrider resort and spa, Waikiki Beach.

So protected is the tree, the hotel even has to apply for a permit each time the banyan needs a trim. Although Young manages several other hotel properties in Honolulu he starts each day with a visit and a “chat” to the banyan, asking it how it is and if it needs anything. “I feel a special bond with it [the tree],” says Young. “It’s spiritual. It smiles down on you.” Indian banyan trees can live anywhere up to 250 years. So does Young expect his banyan tree to get to that ripe old age? “Maybe … who knows? I am worried that with climate change and rising sea levels the ground water might get too salty for the tree to survive in this location,” says Young, looking out across the

crowded beach and to the Pacific Ocean just metres away. “We’re lucky to have it still with us to enjoy and celebrate. “If we look after trees, they will look after us.”

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241 McKillop Street

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BELL PARK 10 Roma St

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Barry Plant

12 Ashleigh Cres

SA 12pm-12.30pm

Roncon

12 Roma St

SA 11am-11.30am

Barry Plant

2/4 Karlovac Crt

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Harcourts

3/4 Blyth St

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5 Almana St

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HERNE HILL 1 Heytesbury St

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174 Thompson Rd

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Harcourts

Lot 1-3/136 McCurdy Rd

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Barry Plant

33 Edols St

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Barry Plant

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Fruit

SA 10.30am-11am

Harcourts

SA 1pm-1.30pm

Harcourts

100 Hendy St

SA 11.30am-12pm

Harcourts

3/128 Cox Rd

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6 Teresa Ave

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LEOPOLD

75 Colorado Dve

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Harcourts

11 Burchill Crt

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5-55 Fyansford-Gheringhap Rd

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Harcourts

GEELONG WEST 32 Elizabeth St

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Fruit

18 Korumburra Close

RIPPLESIDE Units 5 & 6/1B Victoria St SA 10.30am-11am

3 Ellstone Ave

Roncon

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Fruit

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4 Myrtle Gve

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loyd Moulton (Barry Plant Geelong) is fast becoming the backyard specialist in Elizabeth Street, Geelong West. On Saturday, Moulton stood in front of 65 people in the backyard of No. 135, a four-bedroom 1940s weatherboard on a corner block of around 554 square metres. “It’s a beautiful day, and it’s even better because the vendor’s mother is here and it’s her 86th birthday,’’ Moulton announced, the lady in question relaxing in a wheelchair under a shade-cloth. The auctioneer then proceeded to talk up the property about to be sold. “This is a true Geelong West classic,’’ he said. “It’s in a perfect family location, and the rewards are there to be reaped.’’ A vendor bid of $600,000 got things under way and a man offered $610,000. Another man wanted to go to $615,000, but Moulton convinced him to make it $620,000.

135 Elizabeth Street, Geelong West \ Sold $695,000

That was his one and only bid, but a third party popped up and got involved. At $665,000 Moulton announced the property was on the market. The mark reached $695,000 before the third bidder pulled the pin. The hammer then fell in favour of

the original bidder, a local investor. Moulton’s success follows earlier results in Elizabeth Street backyards. He sold No. 63 for $700,000 in November and No. 82 for $1.06 million in September. On both occasions he ushered big crowds off the street and into

backyard safety. His tactic seems to be paying off. He began his work on Saturday at 54 Grey Street, East Geelong, a tired two-bedroom house on a block of around 337 square metres. “It has the potential to be a very comfortable family home,’’ Moulton told the 45 onlookers. The auctioneer posted a vendor bid of $450,000 and a young couple made an offer of $460,000. Another vendor bid took the mark to $470,000 and the young couple, who seemed to be the only interested party, went to $471,000. The property was passed in and the young couple went inside to negotiate. They emerged without doing a deal, but the property was soon sold to a local investor, who had arrived late for the auction, for a higher, undisclosed price. Download the Domain app to search in Geelong

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y many accounts, 2017 was a tough year for buyers. If you missed out on a home, don’t be discouraged – be prepared with this plan of attack from five property experts. 1. Sort out your finance

WPB Group chairman Greville Pabst says: “You have to have a good relationship with a mortgage broker or a bank to understand how much deposit you need.” Make sure you are pre-approved for your loan. 2. Know what you want

“Clarity is easily the largest reason why people don’t buy properties,” Mal James, of James Buyer Advocates, says. He recommends writing down

what you want to achieve physically, emotionally and financially to get clarity. 3. Do your research

The Block’s Nicole Jacobs, of Nicole Jacobs Property, says: “Limit your suburbs to three primary and three secondary to avoid confusion.” Once you’ve picked a home, drive there at different times to monitor traffic. 4. Know the market

Build a good relationship with a selling agent and know the true value of the property. “In my experience I’ve probably had only one person take the day off before the auction to really be clear on what they were going to do,” James says.

5. Treat buying like a job

You have assembled your team – now be proactive, Janet Spencer, of Buyer Solutions, says. “Melbourne has very strong migration still and limited supply of existing housing, which is underpinning the ongoing performance of price.”

and, importantly, legal issues arising from the property’s Section 32. 8. Revisit your finance

Once you’ve found your perfect property, Jacobs says to check whether you need to be re-approved for your loan and what kind of settlement terms you can offer.

6. Purchase before June

Buyers’ agent Lisa Parker recommends buying before June when stock reduces for winter. And too many people, she says, look at the owner’s furniture rather than the space. 7. Do your due diligence

Make sure you are across pest and building reports, heritage restrictions

9. Don’t haggle over small beer

Don’t be picky about where the clothes line is or haggle over small amounts, Parker says. 10. Get a professional

You’d expect a group of buyers’ agents to recommend themselves, but getting professional help could save you time and money. DOM A IN GEELONG

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Tyler Dickson T

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Herne Hill has seen unbelievable growth in the past two years. This property is close to some of Geelong’s best schools, cafes and shopping and has terrific access to the CBD and our gorgeous waterfront.

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erne Hill is a neighbourhood on the rise. Located in the city’s western pocket, it’s a 10-minute drive from the CBD, the Ring Road, and the beach. Home to Herne Hill Primary School, Western Heights Secondary College, Clonard College and Westcourt Campus (St Joseph’s year 9 campus), it’s certainly not short on schools. Add the boutique shopping strips, parks and reserves to the equation and the maths is easy: everything adds up to Herne Hill being a great suburb for families. And just off Autumn Street is a four-bedroom house on an expansive block that would make an ideal home for the right family. Sitting on 581 square metres, 1 Heytesbury Street is a double-storey brick residence that was built less than four years ago and has space galore. Its front door opens to a short hallway, with a study directly on the

right. Further down, the hall opens up to a lounge with wide windows on the northern wall that provide plenty of light. Stepping through the lounge door leads to a spacious living and dining zone with adjoining kitchen. Stone benchtops and stainless-steel appliances feature; floor tiling throughout makes for an easy-tomaintain communal area. A laundry and powder room are tucked away behind the walk-in pantry. Sliding doors glide open to an undercover entertaining area overlooking an extensive green lawn. Upstairs, the master suite is like a separate west wing, incorporating a huge walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. A second bedroom also has a walkin wardrobe, while the remaining two have built-ins. A rumpus room at the front of the floor has a balcony that overlooks Heytesbury Street.

As well as a double garage in front, there’s a 12-by-eight-metre workshop out the back. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a security system.

HERNE HILL 1 Heytesbury Street $780,000-$850,000

Private sale Agent: Tyler Dickson, Barry Plant, 5221 4011

Scan the code Great location with space for the family

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EAST GEELONG 241 McKillop Street $749,000

This heritage house has looks and personality. Polished floors, period fireplaces and light, open rooms are some of its best assets. Bedrooms run along the left side, and shared living spaces are to the right. The central, updated kitchen has its original brick range hood, now cleverly painted black as a striking feature against the white scheme. The rear lounge area has a view of the indoor pool and spa. Private sale Agent: Peter Julian, Fruit Property 5249 4949 Scan the code Cute as a button with an accent on lifestyle

FYANSFORD 5-55 Fyansford-Gheringhap Road $729,000 - $799,000

Sweet retro dreams are made of these: a timber kitchen with matching vaulted ceiling and ’70s-era linoleum floors. There’s charm in this home’s vintage aesthetics, but also scope to renovate. Downstairs there are five living spaces and two bedrooms, including a spacious main suite. Two more bedrooms sit upstairs. The house sits on an enormous (22,609-squaremetre) triangular block with five water tanks and a historic dwelling. Auction: March 3 at 10.30am Agent: Joe Grgic, Harcourts, 5278 7011 Scan the code A home for vehicles of every type, and the family

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North Geelong Properties for rent. HOUSES

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ADDRESS

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ARMSTRONG CREEK BELL PARK

32 Beard Street

$420

138 Separation Street

$370

BELL POST HILL

84 Kinlock Street

$310

BELMONT

33 Davis Street

$350

BELMONT

9 George Street

$310

BELMONT

30 Helena Street

$420

CORIO

105 Fairbairn Drive

$300

CORIO

6 Gatling Court

$310

CORIO

4 Durham Court

$340

CORIO

11 Montana Court

$270

CORIO

16 Bogong Street

$265

CORIO

46 Talona Crescent

$240

CORIO

13 Montreal Avenue

$300

CORIO

29 Plantation Road

$390

CORIO

13 Bacchus Marsh Road $290

CORIO

2 Cobham Court

$280

GEELONG WEST

196 Aberdeen Street

$300

GEELONG WEST

1 Anglesea Terrace

$360

GEELONG WEST

220 Hope Street

$360

GROVEDALE

16 Maramba Avenue

$405

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

1 Teak Street

$365

HIGHTON

14 University Drive

$550

HIGHTON

76 Bellevue Avenue

$330

MANIFOLD HEIGHTS

1/215 Church Street

$275

NORLANE

21 Wendover Avenue

$230

NORLANE

14 Denver Street

$295

NORLANE

158 Sparks Road

$250

NORLANE

47 Station Street

$320

NORLANE

66 Donnelly Avenue

$275

NORLANE

8 Gull Street

$270

NORLANE

2 Kagoola Court

$215

OCEAN GROVE

80 Empress Boulevard

$460

RENT

BED

BATH

CAR

Robert Kules Director

Kelly Kules New Business Manager

Sally Freijah New Business Manager

Sarah McNulty Leasing Manager

Emily Lester Leasing Manager

SUBURB

ADDRESS

BELL PARK

2/6 Karlovac Court

$320

GEELONG

6/73-75 Maud Street

$320

GEELONG

3/7 Hays Place

$490

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

2/22 Vines Road

$330

HAMLYN HEIGHTS

2/72 Sladen Street

$170

HIGHTON

9-10 Hayes Court (room 3) $180

NEWCOMB

2/6 Tilly Court

$225

Commercial. SUBURB

ADDRESS

RENT

AVAILABLE

GEELONG

16 James Street

$40,000 pa plus GST and outgoings

Now

GEELONG

Suite 3 & 4 / 16 James St

From $22,000 pa plus GST and outgoings

Now

GEELONG

Suite 4 & 8 / 10 Moorabool St From $30,000 pa plus GST and outgoings

EAST GEELONG 22 Boundary Road

$1160 per month plus GST and outgoings

Eve McGough Receptionist

Freya LonsdaleThompson Receptionist

05/03

$295

NOW

$420

AVAIL RENT

Bell Park

155 Thompson Road

Bell Park

69 Hughes Street

Bell Post Hill

61 Ruhamah Avenue

NOW

$310

Bell Post Hill

79 Newton Avenue

NOW

$370

Bell Post Hill

16 Chanel Avenue

NOW

$400

Bell Post Hill

69 Braund Avenue

29/02

$440

Belmont

47 Kidman Avenue

3 UNDER OFFER 1

NOW

$360

Corio

106 Matthews Road

NOW

$270

Corio

14 Hendy Street

24/03

$270

Corio

26 Moyston Grove

NOW

$310

Corio

55 Paley Drive

02/03

$320

Geelong

8 Brownbill Street

NOW

$400

Hamlyn Heights

36 Logan Street

05/03

$320

Newcomb

9 Nelson Avenue

28/02

$260

Norlane

28 Curlew Crescent

NOW

$240

Norlane

37 Robin Avenue

NOW

$235

Norlane

33 Tennyson Street

NOW

$270

Norlane

35 Portland Street

LEASED 1

NOW

$295

North Geelong

20 Osborne Avenue

LEASED 1

NOW

$295

North Geelong

214 Thompson Road

NOW

$345

TOWNHOUSES & UNITS

Townhouses & Units.

LEASED 2

1 LEASED 2

LEASED 1 1

LEASED 2

1 LEASED

AVAIL RENT

Bell Park

1/137 Ballarat Road

NOW

$370

Bell Post Hill

1b Jedda Street

19/03

$380

Corio

3/10 Clavus Road

NOW

$170

Geelong

3/48 Mundy Street

NOW

$320

Hamlyn Heights

3/88 Ballarat Road

NOW

$270

Whittington

11a/5-13 Oxford Street

NOW

$320

To register for an inspection, please go to www.realestate.com.au

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RIPPLESIDE

155 Melbourne Road

$187 per week plus GST and outgoings

Now

FYANSFORD

62 Hyland Street

$1700 per month plus GST and outgoings

Now

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Geelong Rentals 5221 4011

Megan Simpson Property Manager

Jasmine Kaur Property Manager

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