Thinking about renting a fully-furnished house? Think again.
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If you are considering leasing a fully furnished property in Perth, ensure that you know the costs involved when ending your lease.
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Quarantining and getting back to work in Western Australia during COVID19
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With the best possible outcomes for Western Australia being seen during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, it is inevitable that many of us will be considering what the future looks like for our working situations. For those returning to, or joining the West Australian workforce, we break down how you can get back to work while meeting all your quarantine obligations.
Read MoreKeeping the lights on - the low down on utilities in WA
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WA is one of only a few states that has a very different approach to utilities! If you are New in Town, or your just want to make sure you are getting the right deal, read on!
Read More13 Useful Tips On Moving To Perth
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Our own experiences of moving interstate numerous times has helped our team to understand the real concerns and considerations that accompany a relocation to a new place. When families decide to move to Perth, whether from interstate or overseas, there is typically a blend of emotions - ranging from excitement, to feeling quite overwhelmed. We understand the stress involved in having to leave loved ones and all the comforts of home and we are committed to doing all that we can to make the transition as easy and comfortable as possible. We have put together 13 useful tips on moving to Perth to give you a head start.
Read MoreShort Term Accommodation in Perth
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A Perth-based relocations company is helping clients source competitively priced and quality short-term accommodation that meets their needs and helps them settle in sooner.
Read More"T" anyone? - A guide to Perth Airport
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Perth Airport is now home to International and domestic flights.
Read MoreThe Six Seasons of W.A
/Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter…these are the seasons taught to us at an early age and generally accepted worldwide. But much can be learned from the local Noongar Aboriginal people of W.A, who have traditionally followed a calendar of six seasons.
Read MoreRelocating? Consider Leaving Your Furniture Behind
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Preparing for an interstate or overseas relocation can create plenty of stress and uncertainty, and you may find that leasing furniture on your arrival lightens the load - in more ways than one.
Read MorePlaying it Safe on Perth’s Beaches
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Home to thousands of kilometres of golden coastline, Western Australia offers an abundance of magnificent beaches that beckon surfers, swimmers and sun bathers alike. While having fun is at the top of most people’s minds, statistics show it’s important to be aware of what can go wrong.
Read MoreSwimming with Sharks In WA
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Western Australia boasts some of the most beautiful coastline in the world, but it is also the deadliest place in terms of its shark attacks. In the past month alone, three people have been attacked- though thankfully they have lived to tell their story.
Read MoreApril property figures an improvement
/Last month saw an improvement in Western Australia’s property activity according to Landgate, the State's official land information authority.
Read MoreCommercial property to outperform residential
/A report prepared by BIS Shrapnel predicts first home buyers will start to re-enter the market in greater numbers next year as the outlook for the economy improves. This will in turn encourage others to return, especially upgraders, as demand for their properties improves.
Read MorePerth rents rise as vacancies tighten
/According to W A Business News, there has been a surge in demand for rental properties in Perth, resulting in higher rental rates for houses and apartments and a fall in the vacancy rate.
Read MorePerth in the Top 10 most liveable cities, again
/Perth has scored in the Top 10 World's Most Liveable Cities, according to a recent report released by The Economist, ranking eighth for the second consecutive time.
Read MoreWA's low unemployment beats national rate
/On 7 July, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced the seasonally adjusted Australian unemployment rate was steady at 4.9 per cent in June, with WA consistently lower than the nation posting an unemployment rate of 4.2%.
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