You are a busy person, we only present you with options that satisfy your brief – Deep local knowledge
– Extensive industry relationships
– Efficient procedure management
Buying property is a demanding process with a lot at stake for the buyer – using a buyers agent takes the emotion out of it – Saves you stress, time and money
– We don’t get paid until you are happy
One of the key reasons to employ Byron Property Search as your buyer’s agent is to take advantage of our local insight. Active in Byron Bay real estate for over 30 years, we hold a wealth of knowledge about the local area, its lifestyle and its real estate market. No other buyer’s agent can draw on as much information to help you make the right move.
– 30 years as a resident, 20 years as a working buyer’s agent
– Personal experience in buying, selling, building and renovations
With over 30 years experience in the real estate industry the team at Byron Property Search draws on all of our connections to deliver an unmatched buyer’s agent service.
– Local listing agents deal with BPS constantly, they take our call and provide prompt, accurate information
– Insider contacts and networks to get the deal done: quickly and efficiently
– Extensive database of industry professionals, builders and tradespeople
As an agency focused on delivering first class service to buyers, we employ experts in their fields. Whether it’s research, financing or negotiation you can be sure that your needs will be met by a professional who specialises in the field.
– As a buyer’s agency, its about the “service”, not the “sell”
– We have access to advanced specialist data and research tools
– After 20 years, we know what we’re doing
Byron Bay Hot Property Picks 104 Yagers Lane, Skinners Shoot This is a truly remarkable property and a dream home for the lucky new owner. If you leave Byron Bay town along Skinners Shoot Road and turn left near the…
Despite mainly overseas commentators continuing to predict that the “bubble is about to burst” for Australian property, and in the absence of an international trigger event, Australia seems well placed in a macro sense. As we have said many times…
Winning destinations Domain just released the nine best holiday homes to stay in for a long weekend. Byron Shire, of course, won the two top spots: #1 was The Chalet in Kingsley Street, Byron. It is billed as Palm Springs…
What do Byron Bay, Sri Lanka, Amalfi Coast have in common? They are the three most beautiful places in the world – in my opinion. Every year I have been travelling to Sri Lanka for business and pleasure. This year,…
I occasionally get asked whether it’s a good idea to build a studio or a granny flat. It depends a lot on your individual circumstances but in this article I give some info that may help with the decision-making process….
Belongil Dreaming Byron Bay hot property includes ten vacant blocks of land on Belongil Beach Byron are back on the market. The valuable parcel of land was being offered up in one piece for a while with a price tag…
Upmarket real estate agency Unique Estates has bitten the dust. The principal, Nicolette Van Wijngaarden, founded the agency in Byron Bay in 2009 and it grew to seven offices including Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Hong Kong. The agency concentrated…
Sydney based buyer’s agent, Patrick Bright from EPS Property Search, has written a book giving excellent tips on buying or selling at an auction. This is an excerpt from “An Insiders Guide to Saving Thousands at Auctions: and available online….
Byron Hospital site Jury may be still out on whether the Mullumbimby hospital site is worth a dollar. But the Byron Bay Hospital may have an interesting future and will certainly be worth more than a dollar. NSW Health Minister…
Byron Bay is not the only place having a problem with popularity. Other tourist destinations in the world have a similar predicament where demand is out pacing the capacity to cope. Increasing density, cheap airfares, and people’s desire for an…
News and updates on everything thats happening with Byron Bay property, real estate, council and gossip: 2016 census; koala study; celebrity visits; Elements and Habitat; Rail Trail; New Democracy movement. 2016 Census The results from the 2016 census gives some…
Fears Australia’s housing market would suffer if landlords faced increased regulation are unfounded, an international review has found. In countries with similar incentives for mum and dad investors, stronger regulations protecting tenants did not lead to a big drop-off in investors or subsequent house price…
No let up for holiday let For those new to the shire, or been living under a rock, one of our major battle lines has been over holiday letting. The quick uptake of AirBNB and other accommodation sharing sites…
41 Marine Parade, Wategos Beach A new listing will break the previous price record in Byron. 41 Marine Parade, Wategos Beach, known as “Whale Watchers”, is looking for offers over $18.5 million. 41 Marine Parade is the most easterly house…
The Northern Rivers Community Foundation had its grants recipient event last month. The NRCF gives away over $200,000 to worthy community groups every year. One of the recipients for 2017 was the Disabled Surfing Association who got nifty beach wheelchairs….
25 Friday Hut Road, Tintenbar This modern contemporary home On Friday Hut Road Tintenbar just sold for $2.18 million in March. It made the Homely.com.au list of most spectacular Aussie Homes sold in 2017. Boasting countryside vistas, an infinity edge…
As a property buyer’s agent for nearly 20 years, I get to spend a lot of OPM – that means other people’s money. That may sound like fun, but it comes with responsibilities and obligations. It also requires a degree…
Debunking the Supply Side Argument Finally the old mantra politicians have been sprouting for years has been disproved. It did seem like common sense that house price rises must be due to lack of supply. Thats what made it possible…
Why did this American donate $17k to the rail trail? The Northern Rivers Rail Trail has been given a boost with a $17,500 donation from a cycling enthusiast. Brian Hodges moved to the area one year ago from Santa Barbara…
Australia’s population is closing in on 24.7 million following its biggest quarterly jump in nine years, but the counters presenting that impressive figure have a hefty blind spot. In fact, it’s really only half the story. The Bureau of Statistics reports…
An Ocean Shores auction last Saturday. Photo Jeff Dawson The boom in the local housing market has spread to the fringes of Byron shire and beyond, with new figures suggesting house prices in our outer suburbs and towns have jumped dramatically in…
Byron Central As mentioned in Round the Traps, the hot market has settled a little in Byron Bay town. Especially what is know as the Golden Grid. These are the blocks east of the CBD bordered by Marvel, Ruskin and…
Auction or Private Treaty I often get asked what’s better, auction or private treaty? There is no set answer, of course, as it really depends on the house and the current market. An auction is certainly better if you have…
Around The Traps – November Round Up As always, the local property market is not uniform. Byron Bay is probably overcooked and is slowing just like Sydney. Towns like Brunswick, Bangalow and Mullumbimby are still hot and there are multiple…
As a vendors advocate I enjoy advising a seller on how best to present their property. I then work closely with the chosen listing agent to get the best result for the seller. Part of that process is making sure…
Beach Hotel Sold Byron Bay’s iconic Beach Hotel has sold for $70M. It has been purchased by the Liberman family backed Impact Investment Group. The beachfront property is leased to Melbourne pub industry identity John van Haandel on a 10-year lease with a…
The Sustainable House Expo went off well on the weekend of the 16th. A private house in Brushbox Drive, Mullumbimby, opened its doors to visitors to promote their passive solar design. The expo itself was well attended at Seagulls Club…
With the southern capital cities about to come off their recent highs, many people are predicting a resurgence of interest in regional areas. Both Domain.com and Realestate.com.au ran articles promoting both the affordability and liveability of regional towns and villages….
What’s New In September: Auction News The auction clearance rate in Sydney has now fallen below 70%. The clearance rate is a good thermometer on the temperature of the market. It has been around 80% for most of this year….
New emerging housing models are challenging property developers and financiers to completely rethink the current real estate paradigm. The rising demand is for affordable homes, greater connection, shared spaces and community. Think of it as a new style commune. The…
by Giles Parkinson of reneweconomy.com.au Australian consumers might as well start planning on leaving the grid – at least those who can. There seems no clear line of view that the gouging of consumers by networks, generators, and retailers will…
