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Adapted from the Tenants Union of Tasmania website Fact Sheets Minimum Standards for Rental Premises Tasmania Posted on Wednesday 12 August 2015 As a part of the updated Tenancy Act, which came into effect as at August 1, 2015, a set of Minimum Standards have been specified which will be phased in over the next…
Rental Guidelines; If you would like at copy of some documents that may be helpful if you are considering renting in Tasmania please download The Rental Guide A guide for property owners, property managers, tenants and tenant advocates in Tasmania
RENTAL properties in Tasmania will have to meet minimum standards after a long-awaited law change. Source: Rental properties to meet new minimum standards in Tasmania
Nationals MPs are leading the charge of a “go rural” campaign to persuade city home buyers to consider regional properties. Source: MPs spruik country life in housing debate
“Doesn’t everyone want a tunnel?” Source: An underground wine cellar in Tasmania is for sale, for $3 million
Under HomeShare you share the cost of buying your home with the Director of Housing. By sharing ownership with the Director you may be able to buy a house you otherwise could not afford. Through HomeShare you will own at least 70 per cent of your home. The Director contributes up to 30 per cent….
House sales in the March quarter increased 12.1 per cent compared to the previous year, according to the REIT. That was led by a 20.5 per cent increase in Hobart and a 24.9 per cent jump in Launceston, with those two cities containing about 60 per cent of the state’s population. Source: Prices rising in…
Source: Tasmanian real estate agents struggle to secure Chinese dairy investment
Auctioneer and real estate agent Michael Warren, from Landmark Harcourts Tasmania, says falling interest rates are stimulating . He says the renewed confidence in agriculture is seeing hardwood plantations in Tasmania sold and converted to pasture for livestock enterprises. Source: Auctioneer and real estate agent Michael Warren
Buying and Selling Property – Tasmanian Consumer Affairs Advice Buying a home or investment property will probably be the most expensive thing you ever do, so it’s important to understand what is involved in the process. The following should be considered before you commit to buy: Solicitor or conveyancer Consider engaging a solicitor or conveyancer…
