Knight Frank agents Lynne Page (right) and Jim Playsted outside the block of units they have been selling in Battery Point. Picture: ROGER LOVELL UNIT owners in three Tasmanian suburbs might be sitting on a gold mine. The latest figures from CoreLogic show strong median price growth in these neighbourhoods of more than 40 per…
“Tasmania’s better economic news is feeding better news on population growth – which is itself feedback back into better news for the states economy,” – Deloitte Access Economics Business Outlook Report Whilst all the national media’s attention is on Hobart, as reported by Erin Cooper for ABC News the same trifecta that drove Sydney’s house…
“A rise in the “gig-economy”, alongside the proliferation of online-only jobs, means the geographical distance of Tasmania from the mainland is not restricting employment for a new generation of workers”. Whilst Hobart is at the top of the National media’s attention presently, secretly Launceston has caught the sails of Hobart’s gusts without the hype. The…
Invermay is one of Launceston oldest suburbs located on the edge of the Tamar river just minutes walk from the Launceston CBD. While Invermay is home to many business warehouses the beautiful quaint cottages tucked away in between are well sought after properties! The potential is endless in Invermay, from restoration of character homes to…
West Launceston is a well established suburb only minutes away from the CBD, local amenities, the Launceston Hospital and Cataract Gorge. Nestled on the side of the valley, many West Launceston properties deliver picturesque views spanning across the entire city. The Cataract Gorge is one of Tasmania’s most prominent tourist attractions with swimming pools, cafes,…
There is no doubt about it, the past twenty four months have seen fantastic energy and a renewal of confidence in the Launceston economy. With the capital ventures such as: · David Walsh’s FOMA Festival relocation · The JAC Group / Josef Chromy Penny Royal redevelopment · Errol Stewart’s Silos Project and CH Smith development · Redevelopment of the…