The Fitzpatricks Report for the 2019 Financial Year has been released and includes some interesting statistics from residential sales, property management and commercial. It is the only full and comprehensive report primarily aimed at providing you with the latest Wagga Wagga market data and knowledge to help you identify where potential real estate growth exists, including comparable data from NSW and capital cities. The report …
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From Maison & Objet, the French design trade fair held in January, there are some trends heading our way in 2019, with an emphasis on Art Deco. Dark colours at matt finishes are making an appearance. Hand crafted items and light coloured timbers plus decorative objects such as mirrors and lighting with accents of brass and marble will adorn rooms. Traditional pieces will get a …
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With Christmas just days away, here are some interesting facts you might not know about the festive season. Christmas pudding was originally a soup made with raisins and wine. Hanging Christmas stockings out originated from the Dutch custom of leaving shoes packed with food for St. Nicholas’s donkeys. He would leave small gifts in return. Boxing Day gets its name from all the money collected in church alms-boxes …
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We have had the pleasure of selling so many spectacular homes this year, here is just a few we wanted to share with you; 16 Thorne Street, Wagga Wagga 51 Gregadoo Road, Lake Albert 5 Exford Loop, Bourkelands 2 Buckley Court, Lake Albert 86 Butterbush Road, Gregadoo 6642 Tumbarumba Road, Kyeamba 13 Cumberland Court, Tatton 601/138 Tarcutta Street, Wagga Wagga 42 Andrews Avenue, Kooringal 78 …
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The Fitzpatricks Report for the 2018 Financial Year has been released and includes some interesting statistics from residential sales, property management and commercial. It is the only full and comprehensive report primarily aimed at providing you with the latest Wagga Wagga market data and knowledge to help you identify where potential real estate growth exists, including comparable data from NSW and capital cities.
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