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At long last, we are seeing restrictions eased in Melbourne.
A further easing was announced for 27 October and then more on 8 November.
What we have observed to date suggests that Melbourne real estate markets will emerge strongly from the second lockdown and get back to business, where possible, with some enthusiasm.
The data suggests that, to date, Melbourne markets have shown considerable resilience throughout the tough times of 2020.
A collapse in property values was predicted by some economists and nothing like that has happened.
So, as Melbourne gets back to some kind of normal, where to for the city’s property markets?
To provide some answers to that general question, there’s no one better qualified than award-winning buyers agent and best-selling author Miriam Sandkuhler from Property Mavens.
By Terry Ryder & Tim GrahamAt long last, we are seeing restrictions eased in Melbourne.
A further easing was announced for 27 October and then more on 8 November.
What we have observed to date suggests that Melbourne real estate markets will emerge strongly from the second lockdown and get back to business, where possible, with some enthusiasm.
The data suggests that, to date, Melbourne markets have shown considerable resilience throughout the tough times of 2020.
A collapse in property values was predicted by some economists and nothing like that has happened.
So, as Melbourne gets back to some kind of normal, where to for the city’s property markets?
To provide some answers to that general question, there’s no one better qualified than award-winning buyers agent and best-selling author Miriam Sandkuhler from Property Mavens.

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