With lockdown restrictions relaxing, so too are some of the interim measures introduced to help those who were affected financially by the lockdown. As of 14 June, the 60 day stop on evictions for rent arrears, where the household is in financial hardship due to COVID-19 ended. This means a landlord may give a termination.

While we haven’t got a crystal ball, and who can predict what the market will do, here are some thoughts from our Director Craig Andriessen J.P. on post-COVID property trends: Lifestyle choices While many people were unable to work throughout the lockdown, there were quite a few businesses which leant themselves to working from home,.

It goes without saying, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected many people’s incomes. To help tenants who are financially affected, the NSW Government introduced a 60 day stop on landlords seeking to evict tenants due to rental arrears as a result of COVID-19, and longer 6-month restrictions on evictions. In recognition of this, on 16 May.

We are still seeing plenty of buyers being very active especially since we started being allowed to do open homes again in May, and we have the national data to prove it! The latest CoreLogic data show Home sales have risen, with home owners testing the market, and more properties coming onto the market. In.