Author: Kylie Davis

In-depth tips for investing in a ‘fixer-upper’

The goal of many investors is to find a “fixer-upper” property because they’re usually cheaper and you can start to add value the moment you begin to renovate. Investors and buyers alike are increasingly seeking fixer-upper properties because our market is in a somewhat stubborn phase – prices are relatively high and the reductions in…
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Flooring options that may make you think twice

Choosing the right floor for your home is such an important decision because it sets the tone for design and comfort. Most of us make this type of decision so few times in our lives, it’s difficult to be confident we’re making the right selection without lots of research and advice. Another challenge is that…
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Six tips to achieve effortless luxury in your kitchen

Have you ever heard of the trend called Cashmere Kitchen? It’s a new fashion based on an old philosophy of making your kitchen cosy with warm neutrals rather than taking the more modern path of a stark-white tableau. Designers say that to create a Cashmere Kitchen you must use natural materials with neutral colours and…
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10 tips to ensure your home stands out from the crowd

What are the features of a home in 2026 that will stop buyers thinking about economic recovery and job security, and instead how they might cash in on the lower interest rates currently on offer? The question has several answers, of course. As an experience agency, we know a home that offers a five-star presentation…
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Five bedroom mistakes that can be easily fixed

How you decorate your bedroom is a highly personal choice – all that matters is you create a space that’s relaxing and calming, and it makes you look forward to climbing into bed each night for a restful sleep. Of course, there are a few golden rules, most of which are pretty obvious.  These include…
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Eight ways you can become a stylist for home

A seller who is committed to extracting every cent of value from selling their home will always invest in professional staging. It’s not cheap, but the reward can be substantial.  Staging involves a professional stylist assessing your home. They will select the most appropriate style of furniture and fittings, which will give the property a…
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Eight tips for inspecting a new rental property

If you’re an aspiring first-home buyer trying to save for a deposit while renting, this time of year is often an ideal opportunity to re-evaluate your accommodation. With many leases expiring, anecdotal evidence suggests a lot of renters are seeking arrangements that last longer than 12 months to give them stability and rent-cost predictability.  When…
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Nine ways you can maximize your home’s sale price

If you’re considering putting your home on the market as we approach the spring selling season – a great time to sell, by the way – you should be thinking about how you might increase its market value. Given your home is probably your most significant financial asset, maximizing its value will give you more…
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Eight ideas for finding the right agent for you

Knowing you’ve put your largest financial asset in the hands of a great real estate agent makes the process of selling your home so much less stressful. Their knowledge and experience will ease any anxiety about market trends, buyer preferences and the price you might expect to achieve. Choosing the right agent requires careful thought…
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Buyers to prioritize money-saving green tech in 2026

If you’re thinking about listing your property this year, you’ll need to go beyond the purely decorative touches and a neatly trimmed garden that you’ve been told will win over buyers.  This year, the housing market will slowly undergo a shift of emphasis with a greater focus on green-related efficiencies rather than pure luxury, such…
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