Rorie M Auld - Real Estate Consultant.

15/05/2026

PLEASE SHARE: Keys found 83 Salamanca Place in Hobart.

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14/05/2026

The 2026‑27 Federal Budget introduces meaningful shifts in how Australian property is taxed and supported but the fundamentals that drive our market remain firmly.

At Elders, we read these settings with confidence, not concern. Grandfathering protects existing investors. A transition window through to 1 July 2027 provides time to plan. And population growth, chronic undersupply and the long‑term appeal of home ownership continue to underpin Australian property.

Swipe through for our perspective on what’s changed and what it means for buyers, sellers, investors, our agents and our property management teams or link in bio.

“Our role is to be the steady hand. Markets move, settings change and our industry adapts, but the trust our clients place in us and the care we bring to every conversation does not. For more than 185 years, that is exactly what Elders has stood for.” — Tom Russo, Divisional CEO, Elders Real Estate

14/05/2026

Hobart, Tasmania.
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09/05/2026

09/05/2026

The latest RBA announcement is a reminder that preparation and strategy matter more than ever in today’s market.

Despite changing interest rates, well-presented homes in strong locations are still attracting solid buyer interest across Greater Hobart.

If you would like an updated market opinion or a chat about current conditions, feel free to reach out.

09/05/2026

Your dream home awaits at Whitestone Point

100 STONY POINT DRIVE, AUSTINS FERRY.

Imagine building your ideal home in a truly special spot – the only thing between you and the flowing Derwent River is a beautiful, tree-lined foreshore. This north-facing, sun-drenched block offers stunning, ever-changing water views that you’ll never tire of.

For more information contact Rorie M Auld;
0413 887 009

09/05/2026

Elevated land with mountain views and development potential

34 BEAUMONT ROAD, LENAH VALLEY.

Set within an elevated pocket of Lenah Valley, this substantial 1,180sqm approx. vacant allotment at 34 Beaumont Road, Lenah Valley presents a rare opportunity to secure a site of real scale, beauty and flexibility. Framed by established gums, a peaceful hillside setting and sweeping views toward kunanyi / Mount Wellington, the land offers immediate lifestyle appeal together with exciting scope for those looking to explore its broader potential.

For more information contact Rorie M Auld;
0413 887 009

16/04/2026

Australia’s property market in Q1 2026 is showing resilience, but it’s also becoming more complex.

According to the latest data, national home values continue to rise, but growth is moderating and performance is increasingly varied across residential, rural and commercial sectors. While Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide are leading, Sydney and Melbourne are seeing softer conditions, and regional markets remain a key driver of growth.

At the same time, tight supply, higher interest rates and strong rental demand are reshaping how buyers and investors approach the market, with a growing focus on affordability, yield and local conditions.

Click the link in bio to read the full Q1 2026 property market update and to understand where the market stands and what comes next.
https://elders.short.gy/market-update-Q12026

16/04/2026

Autumn leaves, winter peaks… Mother Nature’s a little undecided today 🍂❄️

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02/04/2026

There’s something about 🐰Easter that naturally encourages a reset.
With cooler autumn mornings and a long weekend ahead, it’s the perfect time to slow down, reconnect with your home and create a calmer environment. Even small changes, like decluttering a space, finishing a few jobs or adding seasonal touches, can help improve focus and reduce daily stress.

Easter also offers a valuable pause point in the year, giving you the opportunity to reflect, reset and set yourself up for the months ahead.

Click the link in bio for simple ways to reset your home this Easter.
https://elders.short.gy/easter-slowdown