End of Financial Year Report 2008-2009, One Exhibition: 1 Exhibition Street, Melbourne

2008-2009 Financial Year Report

 

1 Exhibition St, Melbourne

 

Harcourts Melbourne City

 

In this report, James Edmundson has prepared an overview of all sales & rental transactions* for 1 Exhibition St, for the 2008/2009 financial year along with extra details about the building and a forecast for the year ahead.

 

1 Exhibition St, Melbourne FY 08-09

Top Reported Sale: 0

Bottom Reported Sale: 0

Number of Auctions: 0

Auction Clearance Rate: NA

Number of Private Sales: 0

 

 

Melbourne Apartment Overview FY 08-09:

Apartment Sales in Melbourne:         1753

Clearance Rate in Melbourne: 79% Average Sale Price in Melbourne: $503,347

 

 

SALES RESULTS -  Financial Year 08-09:*

No sales were reported for the financial year 08-09

 

RENTAL RESULTS - Financial Year 08-09:*

 

Sep 09                            1 bed           1 bath          Renovated and furnished         $450

Dec 08                            1 bed           1 bath          Original condition                    $300

Sep 08                            1 bed           1 bath          Original and furnished           $350

Facilities: Security entrance and Lift.

Demographics: An exclusive block of just 24 units 1 Exhibition Street is a majority owner occupied building. The property is especially well suited for dual occupiers wishing to use the unit as a second home, it is also of interest to people looking to live and work from the city especially young professionals with many of the rentals being offered fully furnished.

 

Near-by Construction Underway: 260 million dollar plans to restore and extend the Historic Windsor Hotel have drawn mixed reactions, with some questioning the impact the 25 storey extension located at the rear of the property would have on the heritage feel of the Paris end of Melbourne. With construction slated to commence late 2010 it is sure to remain a discussion point.

www.thewindsor.com.au

(Artist impression)

 

 

 

 

 

1 Exhibition St Forecast for the 09-10 Financial Year: Whilst early stagnation in 2009 caused by the GFC saw a reduction in clearance rates we envisage that continuing first home owner interest and buying power will keep the market buoyant in Melbourne for the remainder of 2009.

With interest rates tipped to continue to rise, we could experience a leveling of the general market in 2010 particularly in the pre $500,000 range. Investors may well make a comeback in 2010 once first home owners lose their puff and buying power.

For further information on this, or any other property needs you may have, please contact:

James Edmundson

Sales Consultant

Ph: 03 9664 8100          Mob: 03 9664 8116

E: James.Edmundson@harcourts.com.au

 

Harcourts Melbourne City has gathered this information to provide an interesting read for apartment owners and prospective purchasers. Harcourts Melbourne City may not have concluded any or all of the transactions noted; rather we’ve gathered as much market information as possible on ALL transactions to be as conclusive as possible. Information contained herein is gathered from a range of sources including but not limited to; The Age Property Results, The Herald Sun Property Results, Valuer General Information & Agents own investigations. All efforts are made to verify the accuracy of the information provided. The information is not to be relied upon or used in dealings with third parties and people should make their own investigations regarding their own property or personal circumstances. Opinions offered are just that, our opinions & observations and should not be treated as advice or fact. If your property is exclusively listed with another agent please disregard this communication.

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Stephanie Mackay
Over the course of six years, she gained valuable experience in various roles within the industry, including marketing, administration, and accounts for a franchise overseeing 12 offices across the North Island.

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