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Expect another buzzing real estate sector 2022
have been in the family for generations come on the market so there are some very special properties being seen for the first time. “If you are looking for something special now is a great time to be looking.” Justin Schmith, Schmith Estate Agents
Expect another buzzing selling season in 2022, according to local agents
David Stringer, Principal at DJ Stringer Property Services is still optimistic about the local property market despite record price rises this year. “We predict that the property market in 2022 for the Gold Coast and Northern NSW regions, will continue its stellar form, fuelled further by expected population growth, especially from Melbourne and Sydney buyers, looking to relocate purely for lifestyle choices,” David told The Weekly. “While most areas during 2021 have experienced record capital growth, we anticipate that property prices are likely to plateau during the latter part of 2022 as more options for buyers
become available.” Tate Brownlee, Tate Brownlee Real Estate
Tate Brownlee, Principal at Tate Brownlee Real Estate, says 2022 “feels like it will have an incredible start with the strong impact of the border zones reopening to purchasers.” “Queensland has enjoyed one of its best markets in over 20 years and now the Northern Rivers will get that extra stimulus too,” Tate said.
“How long this lasts is a good question as to whether COVID settles in 2022. “The market has enjoyed phenomenal growth and feels likely to steadily increase throughout next year. “The best time to get into real estate - yesterday.” Scott Reading, First National Real Estate Murwillumbah
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Murwillumbah, Scott Reading, is also expecting the property market in the Tweed to stay strong going into 2022. “With a big year in real estate for 2021, I am expecting this to continue into the New Year,” Scott told The Weekly. “With borders opening up and international travel returning I will be surprised if we don’t see even more people in the market. “While I don’t believe prices will have the huge jump they did in 2021, I think we will still see a steady increase throughout the year. “As long as interest rates continue to stay down we will continue to see movement in the market. “With the increase in prices we are seeing properties that
Selling Principal and Director at Schmith Estate Agents Justin Schmith says the popularity of our area continues to grow “with Victorian a notable stand out compared to the normal Sydney buyer interest for our area.” “The Victorians are a pleasure to deal with often slightly more sophisticated and professional approaches,” Justin said. “In the first quarter of 2022 many listings are set to come onto the market which will be well received by buyers allowing for more options. “This is tipped to slow down price growth which I believe is healthy for the market overall. “Get ready buyers, more options are coming for you which in turn will give more confidence to sellers to hit the market downsizing/upsizing in their local market place. “We’re looking forward to a busy 2022 with sales and transactions.”
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By Jo Kennett STRONG MIGRATION from southern city seachangers is expected to continue driving growth in the local property market in 2022 with a slowing of prices widely predicted during the second half of the year, opening up more options for buyers. The Weekly caught up with some of the Tweed Shire’s leading real estate agents to find out what they think will happen with the market in the new year. David Stringer, DJ Stringer Property Services