Adelaide Real Estate Podcast

Adelaide Real Estate Podcast

By Paul McWilliamBusinessInvesting
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Adelaide Real Estate Podcast episodes

  • Renovation Planning with Kayla Mcsporan from Fruitful Homes
    In this episode we are joined by Kayla Mcsporran from Fruitful Homes to talk about planning your next renovation. Kayla has years of experience renovating homes and offers a service to help with the planning and design of clients renovation projects. She shares some simple tips to make the process more affordable and manageable.
    Kayla can be found here:
    Website
    https://fruitfulhomes.com.au/
    Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/fruitfulhomes_adl
    FaceBook
    https://www.facebook.com/fruitfulhomesadelaide/
    22 min
  • Mat Steinwede's buying & selling tips
    We had the great pleasure of interviewing Mat Steinwede for our Adelaide Real Estate Podcast. Mat Steinwede is one of Australia's leading real estate agents and thought leaders. Mat's journey from being homeless 25 years ago to now owning seven McGrath offices along the New South Wales central coast is inspirational and a great example of reaping the rewards of hard work. Recognised as one of Australia's elite agents Mat shares his tips for home owners to help them achieve the best possible result when selling and he also shares some great advice for buyers.
    26 min
  • Australia's banking regulator announced it's plans to relax the assessment rate for home loans
    Australia's banking regulator announced on Tuesday 21st of May 2019 it's plans for relaxing the assessment rate for home loans.
    Serviceability assessments are used to make sure borrowers can repay their loans under different circumstances: for instance, if banks have to increase mortgage rates.
    In 2014, when household debt and property prices were rapidly rising, APRA introduced a mortgage rate 'floor' of 7 per cent, or a buffer of 2 per cent above the mortgage rate being offered. Banks were to use whichever was higher. This meant that regardless of the cash rate or standard variable rate at the time of applying for a loan, banks would assess a borrower's ability to repay a loan at a mortgage rate of at least 7 per cent.
    If APRA kept its 7 per cent floor in place, the gap between actual mortgage rates and the serviceability floor could become unnecessarily wide. This change which could come into place in June may directly help borrowers obtain higher loan amounts This is big industry news, because it could potentially increase the maximum amount people can borrow.
    Movements in the volume of mortgage lending is one of the leading indicators of house price movements. Therefore, a pick up in mortgage lending, enabled by eased assessment criteria, could point to property prices stabilising, or even increasing earlier than anticipated.
    Original source article can be found here https://www.domain.com.au/research/apra-is-revising-its-7-per-cent-mortgage-serviceability-floor-839781/
    8 min
  • Welcome to 2019 & Paul takes a tumble
    This week Paul & Marie McWilliam talk about the latest market stats for Adelaide residential real estate and the national market, they welcome 2019, share some exciting news about Marie's new daily Vlog - A Minute with Marie, and have a laugh at Paul's expense.
    10 min

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A weekly catch up on all things residential real estate in the Adelaide Real Estate market with hints and tips on buying and selling and local market conditions and trends. We'll catch up with people…