In fact, in the three-month quarter to the end of September (with a week still to go), they have sold 87 properties – ahead of two previous years, selling 71 for the same period in 2020 and 45 in 2019.
Describing it as remarkable and a testament to their hard work and effective marketing campaigns, Directors Tony Roumanous and Charlie Sioud say it is also an indication of the public’s unwavering appetite for real estate in Canterbury Bankstown.
Charlie Sioud
“The inspection rate has been fantastic and despite the lockdown and public health order restrictions, the real estate prices continue to climb,” Tony said.
“The average price for a house in Canterbury Bankstown this time last year, was just on a million dollars and today, it is $1,153,000.
“There is a lot of choice in units at the moment while houses are rarer as it’s the same supply and demand issues that we’ve seen before.
“There are lots of house buyers around but more owners are hesitant to list them for sale preferring to sell at the top of the market but as always, we would say there is no time like the present especially with the arrival of Spring.”
Though business is strong, Tony says that along with everyone else, they are looking forward to the end of lockdown.
“You’ve got to go with what’s happening and always put the health and safety of clients and staff first; that’s our top priority.”
