by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 29, 2026 | Finance, Property Management, Property Market, Real Estate
Buying property in Perth used to look relatively straightforward. A buyer had a stable job, a few payslips, a deposit and a mortgage application. A lender assessed income, checked expenses and liabilities, valued the property, and, if everything lined up, approved the...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 28, 2026 | Property Management, Buy, Property Market, Real Estate
For several years, Perth’s property market operated under a simple rule: if you wanted to buy, you had to move quickly. Homes were being snapped up within days. Buyers were competing against multiple offers. Properties could attract strong interest shortly after...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 25, 2026 | Property Market, Property Management, Real Estate
When a conflict begins thousands of kilometres from Australia, it can be tempting to assume its economic consequences will stay overseas. For Perth homeowners, buyers and investors in 2026, that assumption is proving increasingly dangerous. The conflict involving Iran...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 11, 2026 | Property Management, Buy, Property Market, Real Estate
There is a particular kind of Perth property that does not appear on the market very often. It may not have the newest kitchen. It may not have a resort-style swimming pool, a spectacular façade or an architect-designed extension. Sometimes the carpet is old. The...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 8, 2026 | Property Management, Buy, Property Market, Real Estate
For almost four years, Perth’s property market appeared unstoppable. Homes were selling within days. Buyers routinely competed against 20 or more offers. Investors from the eastern states flooded into Western Australia, attracted by affordability, strong rental...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 7, 2026 | Property Management, Budget, Property Advertising, Property Market, Real Estate
Perth has always been a city that rewards long-term property investors. However, 2026 represents something different. Rather than growth being driven purely by population increases or mining booms, Western Australia is now entering a new phase in which...
