My Real Estate journey started right here in the Mandurah market, in 1991. After 30 years' experience I finally feel qualified to offer an insight into the Mandurah Murray property market. I've seen booms and busts and worked through a wide range of selling conditions and I'd have to say there's no doubt the current market is the strongest it has been since 2006.
So, if you have been holding off selling waiting for the market to improve, it's time to make hay while the sun is shining. A shortage of available homes, units and land to choose from across all Mandurah and Murray suburbs and a strong increase in demand coupled with historical low interest rates is driving the market forward at a rate we haven't seen for a long time.
So, if you have been holding off selling waiting for the market to improve, it's time to make hay while the sun is shining. A shortage of available homes, units and land to choose from across all Mandurah and Murray suburbs and a strong increase in demand coupled with historical low interest rates is driving the market forward at a rate we haven't seen for a long time.
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H & N Perry was established in 1950 by the late Harry Perry and his wife Nancy and originally operated from a room in the family home in Cooper Street Mandurah. At the time Mandurah's population was less than 1000 people and was essentially a fishing village and summertime holiday spot.
The agency soon outgrew the modest office and moved to a prominent position on the major entrance into Mandurah, opposite the estuary, and after a number of extensions and renovations over the years it is still the home of the business.A prominent position opposite acres of the beautiful Foreshore Reserve, a mecca for day trippers from the City.
The agency soon outgrew the modest office and moved to a prominent position on the major entrance into Mandurah, opposite the estuary, and after a number of extensions and renovations over the years it is still the home of the business.A prominent position opposite acres of the beautiful Foreshore Reserve, a mecca for day trippers from the City.
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This spacious modern home is found on a 451m2 lot just down the road from the Dawesville Cut. This well appointed home has a double door entry with wide hall to welcome you. On one side is the entry from the two car garage and on the other side is a spacious master bedroom suite with its walk-in robe and lovely ensuite that has a "Monsoon Rain" shower head.
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With a position overlooking both the mouth of the iconic Dawesville Cut and stunning views across to Pyramid's Beach and the Ocean beyond this 703sqm slightly elevated block would certainly allow you to spend your days taking in the views and breathing the fresh sea air year-round. Indeed, the property's location offers access to the white sands of Pyramids Beach, fishing on the Dawesville Cut.
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The time is right to secure your future financial success, with this property priced to sell. Could be cheaper than renting. The large 1,072m2 block which is zoned R60, has the potential, with Mandurah council approval for a minimum 7 plus units. The frontage of the is 18.83m and it has a 2 bedroom.
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Have you been trying to sell but are unable to locate a buyer? Then it's time for a change in tactics. When it comes to selling real estate, Western Australians have traditionally relied on the 'list and sell' method however selling by Auction has many advantages. If you are genuinely keen to sell your property, the auction process can be beneficial to all property types.
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