Kim Gemmell - Bayleys Canterbury

29/08/2022

We have built our business around selling property for people who think that quality consultancy and exceptional service are not a luxury, but a given. People like us.

For you, this means wherever you are or want to be, you’ll have better access to market insights and local expertise as a standard.

If you’re thinking we’re exactly the kind of people to find you the perfect buyer, you’d be spot on.

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26/08/2022

Design Inspiration 🌱 Hammock bathtub – A Hammock bathtub is a freestanding modern tub design with a revolutionary difference. It’s floating! The Hammock bath keeps your bathtub off the ground, suspended from two walls, this innovative design has the bath volume to allow you and/or another to lie back comfortably and relax fully immersed in water. Before you step inside, a standing tap on the floor is used to fill the tub, then once you're done soaking, the water is released through a valve at its base, then through a drain located in the floor directly below. What are your thoughts?

24/08/2022

With the global economic outlook uncertain, and our central bank tightening financial policy quicker than Lewis Clareburt in a swimming final, sellers are increasingly looking to warmer spring weather as a window of opportunity.

22/08/2022

Recent capital gain and the re-evaluation of residential property has put homeowners with equity in an excellent position to make a move, just as more Bayleys listings are available for sale offering buyers more choice.

19/08/2022

Design Inspiration 🌱 Pendant Lights – Pendant lighting can be very a versatile tool in home design. Light up one specific area with a single pendant light or use multiple together to illuminate a wider space and make a statement. Unlike flush-mounts, pendant lights typically hang from the ceiling by either chain, wire, or stem to give a more dramatic feel and add interest to a space. Top tip: most pendants look great hanging about 80cm to 90cm above the tabletop. What are your thoughts?

17/08/2022

From restoring or simply rearranging furniture to giving your home a deep clean, here are six clever ways to refresh and redecorate your home.

Redecorate for next to nothing – this is thrifty style at its finest While it’s easy to get carried away with the latest interior trends, new season homewares and inspiring renovation projects you see on TV, social media and Pinterest, giving your home a fresh new look doesn’t have to cost you...

15/08/2022

Bayleys salespeople continue to achieve great sale results for their vendors with a national network of qualified buyers ready and willing to make their move. Speak to us about the value of our national network and how this can return an optimal sale result for you.

12/08/2022

A welcoming entry should greet people, enveloping them warmly into the household. They’re also practical spaces, a place for rushed comings and goings, and where keys and shoes and bags are often kept.

Come and go as you please with these entryway solutions Entryways provide the important first impression of your home, a glimpse into the world you’ve created. A welcoming entry should greet people, enveloping them warmly into the household. They’re also practical spaces, a place for rushed comi...

10/08/2022

Encouraged by a swathe of policy incentives tasked with turning residential investors on to new-build assets, Bayleys asks how these property purchasers are adapting to new market conditions?

08/08/2022

Selection magazine featuring 224 stunning Canterbury properties across residential, lifestyle, rural and commercial is OUT NOW. Including property trends from all sectors of the market.

Have a browse, your next home or investment may very well be right here: https://bit.ly/3SqmxFI

05/08/2022

As the most effective method when demand is running hot, selling residential property by auction is a tried and tested method that delivers results, but how do other strategies match up when market dynamics shift?

03/08/2022

From 7 July restrictive mortgage lending rules under the government’s Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) were softened, offering breathing room for first home buyers, retirees and those with unsecured income who have been most affected by the changes.