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Inspired Property Group

Name: Inspired Property Group
Address: 883 Upper Myall Road, Warranulla, NSW, 2179, AU
Telephone: +61433935054

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Whether buying a home or an investment, we're here to help you purchase with confidence and clarity.

05/11/2026

Our newest team member is hard at work, helping us get emails out to our clients about the incredible opportunities in the property market right now!

03/11/2026

AUSTRALIA – ARE WE HEADING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION? 📈

While much of the world has been stabilising or reducing interest rates, Australia continues to move in the opposite direction.

Following today's RBA announcement, Australia's cash rate has reached 4.85%, after five interest rate increases in 2026.

🌎 Let's put that into perspective.

Australia now has one of the higher interest rates among major developed economies.

But what's even more concerning is the number of rate rises we've experienced compared with other countries.

📊 Australia – 5 rate rises
🇺🇸 United States – 1
🇬🇧 United Kingdom – 0
🇨🇦 Canada – 0

That's a significant difference.

And while the RBA continues to battle inflation, Australian households, businesses and property investors are feeling the pressure.

Higher interest rates mean increased mortgage repayments, reduced borrowing capacity and less disposable income.

So here's the big question...

If much of the developed world can manage inflation with lower interest rates, why does Australia continue to need higher ones?

Is our economy fundamentally different, or are we putting too much pressure on mortgage holders to control inflation?

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts. 👇

Simon Wilkins
Inspired Property Group

31/10/2026

A postcode and a local government area do not necessarily cover the same neighbourhoods.

Before combining a population figure with a price trend, check the boundary and date behind each. Do both describe the area you are assessing, or has one included a much wider region?

Use matching areas and periods where possible. Where they differ, keep the figures separate rather than treating them as one picture of the local market.

30/10/2026

An asking price tells you what a seller wants. A sold price records what a buyer agreed to pay.

Before relying on a price trend, check which it measures. For a purchase comparison, look at completed sales of similar homes and allow for differences in size, condition and sale date.

A change in advertised prices alone does not establish how much a particular home has gained in value.

29/10/2026

Built-in wardrobes are worth a closer look than the bedroom count.

Check the usable depth, hanging space and shelves. Can the doors open with a bed in place, and is there still room to move?

A well-planned wardrobe may reduce the need for extra furniture. Compare the storage people can actually use, not just the width of the cupboard doors.

28/10/2026

Two bathrooms can make busy mornings easier, but check how each one is reached.

Can people use the main bathroom without entering a bedroom? Is there a separate toilet, or will someone showering tie up the whole room?

Trace those routes at the inspection. The useful detail is whether the layout gives the household privacy and access when people need it.

27/10/2026

We secured this four-bedroom home for our client at $555,000.

With two bathrooms, an updated kitchen and a triple garage, it offers space for everyday living, vehicles and storage on a 789m² block.

Historical rental estimate: $550–$600 a week (April 2026).

24/10/2026

Multiplying weekly rent by 52 assumes rent comes in every week.

When assessing a purchase, test a conservative cash-flow scenario using a realistic vacancy allowance informed by local rental conditions. Then include management fees, rates, insurance, maintenance and financing costs.

Gross rent is the starting figure, not your net return. No single vacancy allowance suits every property.

23/10/2026

A second living room can give a household more ways to use a home.

At an inspection, look beyond the extra room on the floor plan. Can you reach it easily without walking through a bedroom? Does it get useful natural light? Will furniture fit while keeping doorways and access clear?

Consider whether it would work for relaxing, play or a separate workspace.

23/10/2026

An older kitchen doesn’t automatically mean a major renovation.

When buying, look past dated finishes and establish the property’s actual condition. Is the issue cosmetic, or does it affect safety, function or maintenance?

Use a building inspection to identify concerns, then get suitable trades to scope and price the work before setting your budget. Keep essential repairs separate from improvements you’d simply like to make.

Address

883 Upper Myall Road
Warranulla, NSW
2179

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61433935054

Website

http://www.inspiredpg.com.au/

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