Brendon Kurtz

24/10/2023

Amsterdam. Not a fan.

24/10/2023

Amazing Edinburgh

24/10/2023

Amsterdam. I’m not a fan.

04/02/2022

Top Reasons to Invest in New Equipment for Your Small Business

Most businesses understand the importance of investing in equipment to move their business forward. As the saying goes, you need to spend money to make money. Here’s why it’s important.

Efficiency
Old equipment might get the job done, but is it going to be the most efficient way of doing things? With equipment financing, you can improve productivity, reduce project timelines, and increase the output of your business without needing additional resources.

Tax benefits
Depending on your individual circumstances, you could be eligible for write-offs and deductions that see you benefiting more from investing in new equipment than if you didn’t.

Workplace satisfaction
With new, state of the art equipment, your business becomes a place employees want to be, and customers want to visit. With better aesthetics and new technology, the increased capabilities make your business stronger and more desirable.

03/02/2022

House Prices Start the Year in Strong Fashion

Source: CoreLogic

House prices have started the new year in much the same fashion as they ended it, with another rise across the country.

The latest data from CoreLogic shows that house prices nationally are up 0.7 per cent for the month of January.

It’s been a similar story for the best-performed property markets, with Brisbane and Adelaide continuing to lead the way with rises of 1.9 per cent.

Sydney and Melbourne have so far seen rises of 0.7 per cent and 0.2 per cent as listings continue to rise.

Over the past 12 months, national house prices have soared 21.3 per cent higher.

22/12/2021

08/12/2021

Auction Activity Heats Up Around Australia



It might not be Spring anymore, however, property markets are showing no signs of slowing down.

Last week, Australia’s major capital cities all recorded their busiest auction weeks since 2008. In total, 4,261 homes went under the hammer, as vendors rush to try and get their properties sold ahead of the Christmas break.

Despite the surge in new listings and properties going to auction, the clearance rate in both Sydney and Melbourne has held up well.

Last weekend, Sydney saw a clearance rate of 71.4%, while Melbourne came in at 68.4% according to the latest data from CoreLogic.