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For years, Sydney’s inner city and Inner West were often seen as ideal for singles or couples—great for a social lifestyle, but not exactly the go-to for families or long-term residents. That perspective is quickly becoming outdated.

If you’re interested in buying property in Sydney, one consideration to make is proximity to the primary Sydney flight paths.

A recent UTS study has revealed that weather plays an integral part in auction day results. A sunny or hot day can result in paying thousands more on auction day, as opposed to a dreary or rainy day. Surprisingly weather does appear to have an effect on people and the price they’re willing to pay.

Frank Russo was recently featured at the Property Pundits, where they showcased their expertise and passion in the Buyers Agent Industry. Their participation highlighted not only their personal accomplishments but also their contribution to advancing the Buyers Agent Industry in Sydney.

Sydney property has seen significant improvement after two interest rate cuts, tax cuts, reduced uncertainty around housing, more positive media and easing in the overly tight lending guidelines. Buyer competition is revving up, as home buyers are borrowing money and looking for property to purchase, although sellers are yet to catch up with this momentum, returning to the market at a slower rate and creating somewhat of a demand gap.

Market analysists predicated in late 2018 that Sydney property would drop by 30% - 40%, early 2019 saw the market flatten from price drops of approximately 10% in 2018. Since the federal election we have seen confidence return to the market. A combination of maintaining capital gains tax discount and negative gearing, along with RBA rate cuts and some relaxation in lending standards by APRA has resulted in a positive result in the market.