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@livinghighcolivingcarousel1 likes · 0 comments

🏡 Finding the right room is about more than just the price. Before you sign a lease, take a few minutes to check the things that matter most. A great location, clear inclusions, a well-maintained room, a comfortable living environment, and easy-to-understand rental terms can make all the difference. Taking the time to ask the right questions today can help you avoid unexpected surprises and enjoy a smoother move into your new home. Looking for a move-in ready room in Sydney? Living High offers fully furnished accommodation designed to make your move simple and stress free. 📌 Save this checklist for your next room search and share it with someone planning to move to Sydney. #LivingHighSydney #SydneyAccommodation #RoomForRent #FullyFurnished #MoveToSydney #StudentAccommodation #SydneyLiving

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Your first week in Sydney is the start of an exciting new chapter. From settling into your new home to exploring the city and meeting new people, these simple steps will help you feel confident from day one. Save this checklist for your move, and let Living High help you feel at home from the moment you arrive. #LivingHigh #SydneyLife #CoLivingSydney #StudentAccommodation #InternationalStudents #MoveToSydney #YoungProfessionals #SydneyLiving

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Moving to Sydney is easier when your room is already set up for you. 🏡 From saving money and time to enjoying a stress-free move, fully furnished rooms let you settle in from day one and focus on what matters most. Explore the benefits and find your perfect space with Living High. Enquire today! #LivingHigh #CoLivingSydney #StudentAccommodation #YoungProfessionals #MoveInReady #SydneyLiving #AffordableLiving

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@livinghighcolivingcarousel0 likes · 0 comments

Your first month in Sydney is one you'll never forget. Everything feels new at first. You'll be learning your way around, building a routine, meeting new people, and adjusting to life in a new city. There may be moments that feel exciting and others that feel challenging, but that's all part of the journey. As the weeks go by, Sydney will start to feel more familiar. You'll discover your favourite places, gain confidence, and create a routine that feels like home. Having a comfortable place to come back to each day can make all the difference. At Living High, our fully furnished rooms are designed to help you settle in, so you can focus on making the most of your new chapter. 💙 Save this post for your move to Sydney, or share it with someone who's about to start their journey. #LivingHighSydney #SydneyAccommodation #MoveToSydney #StudentAccommodation #WorkingHolidaySydney #SydneyLiving #NewBeginnings

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🎓 Starting student life in Sydney? Moving to a new city is exciting, but it also comes with plenty of new challenges. Finding the right place to live, managing your budget, building a routine, and meeting new people can all help you settle in with confidence. This guide shares simple tips to help you make the most of your time in Sydney, both in and out of the classroom. 💙 Save this post for later and share it with a friend who's getting ready to study in Sydney. #LivingHighSydney #StudentAccommodation #SydneyStudents #StudyInSydney #SydneyLiving #MoveToSydney #InternationalStudents

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@australianpropertyscoutcarouselexcluded932 likes · 139 comments

Industry Thought Leader of the Year 2026 🏆 Another trophy in the cabinet laying testament to the work we continue to do for our clients. Rewriting the books of what’s possible investing in property in Australia, by doing things differently. Celebrated with the best as always @australianpropertyscout 2026 starting off with a bang 💥

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel276 likes · 44 comments

THE APS MISSION: Retire 500 Investors by 2030 🚀 This is our why. This is why we keep doing what we do, day in and day out. We’re on a mission to change peoples lives, once and for all 🔥 So, if you want to be a part of something bigger, then strap in and join us on this journey to 2030 and beyond 💯🚀🌑🏠 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@samgordonpropertycarousel4.0K likes · 325 comments

As a boy, I always knew I would one day own a mansion and a Ferrari. I didn’t know how, but I knew deep down I would. I never dreamt my “mansion” would be something of this magnitude. Or that I’d have two Ferraris, not one 😂 It’s been a year to the day since I rocked up at to the auction and bought my dream home. The feeling was surreal. It has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Every day I wake up here and fucking love my life. So much has happened over the last 12 months. Life is a funny thing, and it moves so fast. People come and go, life moves on. Chase your dreams, stop at nothing to make them happen, and the right situations and people will present themselves to you. Fortune favours the bold. Be bold.

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@michaelyardneycarousel6 likes · 1 comments

Late Winter Auctions Rise - Clearance Rates Steady Dr. Andrew Wilson reports.... Late winter capital city auction numbers generally increased over the past week, and although clearance rates were steady, listings remain well below the same time last year. The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 46.7% over the past week, down from 51.8% the previous week and well below 66.9% the same week last year. Auction markets continue to improve, with now more homes listed as spring approaches, but clearance rates, although generally steady, remain mostly subdued. Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Higher Sydney’s auction clearance rate was higher over the past week, with listings again marginally higher – but still relatively subdued. Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 58.1% over the past week, which was similar to the 58.5% recorded over the previous week but again significantly lower than the strong 79.5% reported over the same week last year. Melbourne Clearance Rate a Little Higher Melbourne reported a marginally higher auction clearance rate over the past week, just above 60%. Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 60.2% over the past week, which was higher than the 59.2% recorded over the previous week but remained well below the 76.5% reported over the same week last year.

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@michaelyardneycarousel5 likes · 2 comments

The implications of a housing slowdown NAB recently reported their suggestions of how the current housing market downturn will affect our economy in general. Here's what they said: * We expect house prices to fall ~7% peak to trough, a sharp slowdown from the 9% growth over 2025. *Declines of that magnitude are not outside recent experience, but they do support our forecast for below trend GDP growth. * We expect weaker credit demand, especially for investors, tighter borrowing capacity, slower dwelling investment, and softer consumption. Estimates generally find a 10% fall in dwelling prices subtracts ~1ppts from consumption growth over a couple of years. * Elevated construction pipelines in QLD, WA and SA mean near-term completions will be insulated and construction activity may respond more slowly. *While conditions in the established market have softened, rental markets remain tight and homebuilding input costs are likely to support housing CPI this year. Cooler demand should help ease broader inflation in 2027. *For the RBA, below trend growth is necessary amid elevated inflation. Monetary policy will not be a circuit breaker for the housing cycle this year. *The shift in credit demand is still important. The RBA’s assessment of financial conditions has been sensitive to housing lending and housing dynamics both reflect and complement the RBA's somewhat restrictive policy setting.

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel87 likes · 28 comments

We’ve just announced our next LIVE Scouting Australia Podcast Investor Episode and we can’t wait🔥 Our first live episode with Rachelle was such a huge success we couldn’t wait to bring it back. Sam can’t wait to sit down with the next guest (soon to be revealed) and discuss what has shaped their property journey, from setbacks, challenges, resilience and the decisions they have made to get where they are today 🔥🚀 Bring it on 💪 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@samgordonpropertycarousel2.1K likes · 117 comments

Life Lately: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly … Life can change in an instant. Be grateful for what you have. Live life to the max.

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@georgiahartincarousel26 likes · 0 comments

Trick or Treat

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@samgordonpropertycarousel1.7K likes · 110 comments

Favourite? #sf90 #f8spider #lamborghinisto #valhalla (incoming) #defender

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel68 likes · 17 comments

New Q&A with Sam & Liam on Scouting Australia now! Comment ‘Q&A’ on this post to be sent the link to the episode 🎧 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@georgiahartincarousel21 likes · 1 comments

Today’s reminder: sometimes the most productive thing you can do is stop, breathe, and be fully present with the people who matter most. Today we had a family day out at Phillip Island Wildlife Park, organised by Edward, and it was exactly what I needed. Between running a business, being a mum and being a wife, life can feel like one big juggling act. I love what I do. I love building, problem solving, leading, and pushing boundaries. But days like today remind me that success is not just measured in projects completed, emails answered, or milestones achieved. Sometimes success is: - A day out with my son and husband. - Fresh air, sunshine, and laughter. - Letting Edward take the lead and plan the adventure. - Taking time to rest and recharge without guilt. - Supporting local businesses and local attractions. - Remembering that family time is not “time off”, it is time invested. - Being grateful for the life I am building, not just the business I am growing. As women, mothers, partners, leaders, and business owners, we often feel pressure to keep going, keep achieving, and keep proving ourselves. But we also need to give ourselves permission to pause. Today was a beautiful reminder that the people standing beside us are often the reason we work so hard in the first place. Grateful for my family, grateful for the memories, and grateful for the reminder that balance does not always mean doing less, sometimes it means being more present. What is something simple you are grateful for today? #FamilyTime #Gratitude #WorkingMum #WomenInConstruction #ConstructionIndustry #BusinessOwner #WorkLifeBalance #RestAndRecharge #SupportLocal #PhillipIsland #Leadership #MumLife

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@michaelyardneycarousel3 likes · 2 comments

ANZ Research has downgraded its housing price forecasts and now expects capital city prices to fall 4.3% this year and 3.4% next year (previously they expected falls of 2.1% in 2026 and 3.3% in 2027). This would result in a peak-to-trough decline of 10.6% across the capital cities. ANZ expects Sydney and Melbourne to lead the recovery once rates start falling in 2027. In the short term, watch the "in-time" indicators closely - particularly auction clearance rates and total listings. Those will tell you more about buyer and seller behaviour than other indicators.

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@michaelyardneycarousel4 likes · 1 comments

Steady But Still Generally Subdued Home Auction Week Dr Andrew Wilson reports.... Capital city auction markets have produced mixed results over the past week, but listings remain generally subdued. The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 51.8% over the past week, which was again marginally higher than the 50.3% reported over the previous week but again well below the 73.5% reported over the same week last year. Auction markets are meandering higher as spring approaches, although overall results remain underwhelming. The RBA decision to leave rates on hold over August, however, provided some relief for housing markets - for now. Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Higher Sydney’s auction clearance rate was higher over the past week with listings again marginally higher – but still relatively recessed. Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 58.5% over the past week, which was higher than the 54.4% recorded over the previous week but again significantly lower than the strong 80.1% reported over the same week last year. Melbourne Clearance Rate Eases Melbourne reported a lower auction clearance rate over the past week, falling below 60% for the first time this month. Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 59.2% over the past week, which was lower than the 64.2% recorded over the previous week and remained well below the 74.8% reported over the same week last year.

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@michaelyardneycarousel4 likes · 1 comments

Auction Clearance Rates Rise as Winter Ends Dr. Andrew Wilson reports... Winter has ended with some positive signs, with auction listings and clearance rates rising in most capitals. The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 47.3% over the past week, up from 46.7% the previous week but still well below 69.9% the same week last year. Auction markets have mostly continued to improve over recent weeks and are clearly providing early indications of the usual spring revival in buyer and seller activity. Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Higher Again Sydney’s auction clearance rate was higher again over the past week with listings also continuing to rise. Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 62.2% over the past week, up from 58.1% the previous week and the highest since early June, but still well below the 78.1% reported over the same week last year. Melbourne Clearance Rate Higher Again Melbourne again reported a higher auction clearance rate over the past week and continues to track above 60%. Melbourne recorded a weekly clearance rate of 62.5%, which was higher than the 60.2% recorded over the previous week but remained well below the 75.3% reported over the same week last year.

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@michaelyardneycarousel1 likes · 4 comments

Auction Markets Rising But Still Subdued Dr Andrew Wilson reports... Capital city auction markets have generally produced better results over the past week, although most markets continue to report subdued conditions. The national weekend auction market reported an average clearance rate of 50.3% over the past week, which was again higher than the 48.4% reported over the previous week but again well below the 72.9% reported over the same week last year. Auction markets continue to show early signs of a pre-spring selling revival typical of August - but from a low base, with all eyes now shifting to the RBA decision on interest rates this coming week. Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Lower Again Sydney’s auction clearance rate was lower again over the past week with auction numbers a little higher. Sydney recorded a clearance rate of 54.4% over the past week, which was a little below the 55.2% recorded over the previous week but again significantly lower than the strong 77.6% reported over the same week last year. Auction numbers were slightly higher, with 520 homes reported as listed versus the 510 auctioned over the previous week, but again well below the 726 reported over the same week last year. Melbourne Clearance Rate Continues to Rise Melbourne again reported a higher auction clearance rate over the past week and now the highest reported since March. Melbourne recorded a clearance rate of 64.2% over the past week which was again higher than the 62.4% recorded over the previous week but remained well below the 75.2% reported over the same week last year.

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel69 likes · 3 comments

NEW Q&A 🎙️ Sam is joined by Liam in studio as they answer client questions! Head to Scouting Australia now to get the full breakdown 🔥 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@samgordonpropertycarousel1.4K likes · 37 comments

3 years today ❤️‍🩹 Not a day goes by past I don’t think about my Tarsy girl. She was with me as a poor man, and a wealthy man. She couldn’t care less. All she wanted was to be with me. Lost her way too soon. The last photo was the day I got her. Will love you forever my Tarsy girl 🐺❤️

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel54 likes · 12 comments

Sav & Raphael 🔥 Comment ‘SCOUTING’ to be sent the link to the full episode 🔗 An incredible story of how determination and changing mindset can lead into a 9 property portfolio 📈 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel31 likes · 21 comments

Don’t have your copy of The Australian Rental Superboom yet? Comment ‘Whitepaper’ on this post to be sent the free download link and get @samgordonproperty full thesis on why he’s so confident buying right now 🔥💯 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@samgordonpropertycarousel911 likes · 152 comments

Australian Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 🏆 Last night, with my legendary APS crew, I was pumped to take home the coveted @businessnewsaus YEOTY 🏆 It’s been a long road to build what we have. Nearly 8 years in the game now, but I’m so bloody proud of what we’ve built at @australianpropertyscout + ancillary companies. It’s been a wild ride, and whilst the Entrepreneur of the Year is an individual award, I could not achieve any of it without my insanely talented and dedicated team. So thank you, to each and every one of you, for helping build this mammoth client focused beast of a business, that is helping so many Australians build generational wealth on a level no one in the country is even coming close to. Deeply humbling and inspiring moment for us all to reflect on. All love 🖤

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@georgiahartincarousel18 likes · 0 comments

Today, on Mother’s Day, I pause to recognise, acknowledge and feel deeply grateful for the incredible honour I have of holding two roles that shape so much of who I am. Daughter to my beautiful Mum, and Mother to my amazing son. 🤍 Being a woman in today’s world often feels like carrying a hundred invisible hats at once. We are expected to nurture, lead, provide, support, build careers, grow businesses, show up for family, maintain friendships, keep households running and somehow still find time to care for ourselves in between it all. The truth is… most women are juggling more than anyone sees. Some days we thrive. Some days we survive. Most days, we do a little bit of both. As a wife, daughter, mum, friend and entrepreneur, I know the constant balancing act well. And today, I just want to say this to every woman out there doing her best: you are enough, even on the messy days. Even when the laundry piles up, the emails go unanswered, the dinner is late or your energy feels stretched thin. There is strength in showing up imperfectly but consistently. Motherhood and womanhood isn’t about doing it all flawlessly. It’s about loving deeply, giving endlessly and continuing to rise through every season life brings. Today I celebrate my Mum for everything she poured into me, and my son for everything he brings out of me. Happy Mother’s Day to every woman carrying more than the world realises. I see you. 🌸

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@australianpropertyscoutcarousel35 likes · 0 comments

There’s no time like now 🔥 Anything worth doing will always sit outside of your comfort zone. Your “All Clear” feeling may never come because it’s not a feeling, it’s knowledge. 🏡 Any information, opinions or content that we provide is our general observations only and it is not to be taken as, or considered to be financial advice, accounting advice, superannuation advice or legal advice. Choosing to invest in property is a serious, long-term strategy. Be realistic about what you can afford, and consider the risks . Get personalised advice from finance professionals and real estate experts to make informed, responsible decisions.

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@michaelyardneycarousel3 likes · 0 comments

Wages grew by 3.2% over the past year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. On the other hand, prices increased by 3.8% in the year to June. No wonder many Australians are feeling cost of living pressure.

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@samgordonpropertycarousel251 likes · 14 comments

“The Property Market Lie First Home Buyers are being told” Interview now Live on AusBiz + 7Plus! 🤌🏼🔥

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@michaelyardneycarousel2 likes · 0 comments

Dr Andrew Wilson reports that... Capital city home prices have continued to fall sharply over August with no sign yet of the usual pre-spring revival in activity. The national capital city median house price fell by 1.8% over the August quarter to $1,226,833 compared to the July quarter, according to the latest data from My Housing Market. National unit prices have also continued to decline over the August quarter compared to the July quarter, down by 1.1% to $706,226 – but have increased by 2.2% compared to the August quarter 2025 result. Although still falling, the unit market continues to outperform the house price market.

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