Styling or staging is becoming quite popular when it comes to presenting your home for sale. Here are some beautiful homes that we have had the pleasure of photographing over the last few months, showcasing beautiful light filled spaces and clean line kitchens.
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With Anzac Day fast approaching, we thought we would share with you some local Anzac History that you might find interesting. Did you know Edmondson Street is named after the WWII Victoria Cross winner John Hurst Edmondson? In fact, 4 of the 100 VC winners are from the Riverina: John Hurst Edmondson (1914–41; WWII) born in Wagga Wagga William “Bill” Jackson (1897–1959; WWI) born and …
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You may have noticed some changes happening with your kerbside bins as Wagga Wagga City Council start to implement the new service. New bins are being delivered around Wagga at the moment in anticipation for the new service to start on 2 April 2018. Removal of old bins will start after the old bins have been emptied for the last time – the removal of old …
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The “Semi-Wild Australia” opening night is at 6-8pm Saturday the 3rd March at the E3 Art Space (the gallery that can be accessed from the lagoon), in the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery. Anyone interested will be welcomed. The exhibition will be open all week from the 3rd – 11th of March, 10am to 4pm Mon-Sat and 10am to 2pm on Sundays. Find out more on …
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2017 saw significant growth in the median sale price of houses in suburbs around Wagga, often fuelled by a drop in some suburbs’ sales volumes. Sales volumes for houses in Central Wagga dropped from 119 in 2014 to 96 in 2017. Bourkelands saw the median sale price of houses increase by $37,750 over the three years from 2014, while Tatton median sale prices rose from …
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