Ozair Turabi

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Helping real estate buyers and investors to buy/sell their properties. Business acumen with 12+ years

Helping real estate investors to buy/sell their properties.Business acumen with 14+ years of successful combined business management and finance experience

Business growth comes down to how long it takes you to learn the right lessons from your experiences, or ideally, other ...
12/09/2026

Business growth comes down to how long it takes you to learn the right lessons from your experiences, or ideally, other people's.

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Disaster repairs add to building cost pressures.Australia is trying to build more homes while also repairing hundreds of...
11/09/2026

Disaster repairs add to building cost pressures.

Australia is trying to build more homes while also repairing hundreds of thousands damaged by extreme weather.

Between January 2022 and June 2026, insurers received more than 400,000 claims for home repairs or rebuilds following natural disasters, with an insured cost of $11.3 billion.

At the same time, construction costs have risen around 30% over five years, with some materials climbing much faster:

* Roof tiles +77%
* Windows +48%
* Plaster products +48%
* Plywood and board +45%

Labour costs have also surged, including more than 50% for roofers.

With insurers and homebuilders competing for the same trades and materials, disaster repairs are adding further pressure to construction costs at a time when Australia is trying to increase housing supply.

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What started as a listing is now a new beginning for a happy buyer 🗝️SOLD with strategy, care, and commitment! For Inqu...
10/09/2026

What started as a listing is now a new beginning for a happy buyer 🗝️
SOLD with strategy, care, and commitment!

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Australia’s housing market is changing direction.Some of the strongest and weakest parts of Australia’s property market ...
10/09/2026

Australia’s housing market is changing direction.

Some of the strongest and weakest parts of Australia’s property market are starting to swap places.

Premium markets recorded some of the largest price falls earlier in the downturn, while many more affordable markets proved relatively resilient. But new analysis from Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee suggests that dynamic may be starting to shift.

That’s after open-home attendance has increased over the past eight weeks by an average of 0.31 people per inspection in Sydney and 0.17 in Melbourne.

Some of the strongest rebounds have occurred in premium areas – and there are early signs of improvement in prices too.

After falling in July, house prices rose 1.1% in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs during August and 1.0% in North Sydney and Hornsby, while Ryde, the Inner West and Northern Beaches all recorded growth of around 0.8%.

At the same time, buyer engagement has weakened in several more affordable markets, particularly in Adelaide, Perth and Cairns. Conisbee said the shift reflected strengthening owner-occupier demand in premium markets following substantial price adjustments, alongside weaker investor demand in some affordable areas.

It’s another reminder that there’s no single Australian property market – different locations can be at very different stages of the property cycle.

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08/09/2026

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06/09/2026

Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny." — C.S. Lewis

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New housing approvals lose momentumAustralia’s housing construction pipeline lost some momentum in July.The Australian B...
04/09/2026

New housing approvals lose momentum

Australia’s housing construction pipeline lost some momentum in July.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported that 17,687 dwellings were approved during the month, 3.6% fewer than in June.

Detached housing recorded the larger fall, with private-sector house approvals declining 4.2%. However, June had recorded the highest number of house approvals since September 2021, so the monthly fall came off a relatively strong base.

House approvals were also 6.0% higher than a year earlier, while approvals for apartments, townhouses and other non-house dwellings were up 19.9%.

Even so, Master Builders Australia CEO Denita Wawn said stronger action was needed to support future supply.

“We need governments to stop creating barriers to investment and start delivering policies that make it easier to get homes approved and built,” she said.

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03/09/2026

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03/09/2026

This beauty is officially off the market! Congrats to the new homeowners! 🏡✨



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Property market shifts in favour of buyersProperty buyers are gaining more negotiating power as the national housing dow...
03/09/2026

Property market shifts in favour of buyers

Property buyers are gaining more negotiating power as the national housing downturn becomes increasingly widespread.

Australia’s median property value fell 0.9% in August from July, according to Cotality, with 93% of capital city suburbs recording a decline over winter.

At the same time, buyer demand has weakened. Estimated home sales during the past quarter were 15.5% lower than a year earlier and 11.5% below the five-year average.

That means properties are taking longer to sell and available stock is accumulating. Capital city listings at the end of August were 24% higher than a year earlier and 8% above the five-year average.

Cotality said longer selling times, larger vendor discounts and persistently low auction clearance rates were all pointing towards a buyer’s market.

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