September has seen the Central Coast property market continue to shift towards more balanced conditions, with buyers becoming increasingly selective and taking more time before making a decision. With more properties coming to market through spring, buyers now have greater choice and are conscious of not overpaying. However, the buyers we are meeting are generally
As we reach the mid way point of 2026, the property market continues to adjust to a few recent changes, including the impact of interest rate movements and updates affecting residential property investors from the Federal Budget. These factors have created some caution among buyers and have contributed to a softening in overall market conditions
This month has certainly brought plenty of economic discussion, with another interest rate rise and the recent Federal Budget introducing proposed changes that could reshape parts of the property market over the coming years. While headlines can often create uncertainty, the underlying fundamentals of the Central Coast property market remain positive. The proposed budget reforms
April has proven to be a slightly quieter month across the market, which isn’t entirely unexpected given the number of interruptions along the way. With the Easter break, ANZAC Day long weekend, and school holidays all falling within a short window, many buyers and sellers understandably pressed pause on their property plans. Despite this, buyer
As we wrap up March, it’s clear the broader economic landscape has continued to evolve. While we’ve seen an increase in interest rates, rising fuel prices driven by tensions in the Middle East, and ongoing cost of living pressures, it’s encouraging to see that buyers remain active and engaged in the market. Well-presented and well-priced
Welcome to 2026, and we hope the New Year has started well for you. As we move into the first quarter, the Central Coast property market is showing encouraging signs of stability and renewed confidence. Buyer enquiry has strengthened throughout the back end of last year following improved borrowing conditions. Well-priced homes continue to attract
For many Australians, saving for a deposit is the biggest hurdle to buying a first home. From 1 October 2025, major changes to the First Home Buyer Guarantee (FHG) will make it easier for more people — including single parents — to purchase property with a smaller deposit and without paying costly lender’s mortgage insurance
As winter comes to a close and we move into spring, the property market enters one of its most active and exciting periods of the year. This seasonal change isn’t just about longer days and warmer weather, it often marks a turning point in buyer behaviour, seller motivation, and overall market activity. Winter traditionally slows
As July comes to a close, the property market is holding steady through the winter months so far. While activity typically cools at this time of year, buyer interest has remained consistent, particularly for well-presented homes in sought-after locations. We’ve had our best selling month of the year so far, with low stock levels continuing to
Well just like that we’re already halfway through 2025. EOFY specials are aplenty, and it’s a great time to reflect on the market’s performance so far and consider what the second half of the year may bring. The standout theme for the first six months has been a noticeable increase in buyer confidence. Following a series
