November is drawing to a close and one can’t help but notice the number of “mo’s” getting around, especially on people who might not normally sport a bit of hair on their upper lip… it can’t be a fashion revival so you definately know Movember has been in full swing. From humble beginnings, an idea born in a Melbourne pub in 2003 that started out with 30 blokes charging $10 to grow …
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Situated in the south-western area of Wagga Wagga, Glenfield Park has always been popular with those who appreciate a quiet suburban lifestyle. Locally known as just Glenfield (though not to be confused with the south-western Sydney suburb) is well established after being a strong and rapidly growing residential development thanks to its location and availability of relatively flat, cheap land. It is home to the city’s first Aldi supermarket and the …
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On Tuesday 8th November, Fitzpatrick’s very own Director Lyn Kimball took part in the REINSW Women in Real Estate conference sharing her wealth of knowledge with a wider audience. Lyn was part of an expert panel of leaders within the real estate industry who spoke along side key speakers such as Jackie Furey, Susanne King, Holly Ransom and Lucy Perry. “REINSW Women in Real Estate …
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First impressions count, and this is very true when it comes to selling your property. A great first impression is what can make those hot prospects put an offer straight on the table, or make a prospective buyer, who’s less motivated, much more considered. More often than not, the first impression a potential buyer gets of a property is via photographs, either in print or online. As a …
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We have so much going for us here in Wagga Wagga, why wouldn’t you want to live out here? Who wouldn’t like a tree change? With numerous reports showing soaring house prices in the capital cities are cutting young people out of the real estate market, the spotlight is shining on regional centres like Wagga as an alternative option and the increasing trend of ditching the …
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