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1. Send us a copy of the contract & when you’ll make an offer
2. Tell us when you’d like to settle on the property
3. We’ll achieve a satisfactory outcome for you

1. Send us a copy of the contract or instruct us to draft it
2. Tell us more about the property you’re selling
3. We’ll achieve an on-time settlement for you

1. Let us know what you are proposing to do;
2. We will tailor the purchase and sale contracts to fit your particular requirements and timeline; and
3. We will provide you with a seamless transition from home to home.

Redcliffe is situated in the Moreton Bay Region. Moreton Bay is located in the northeast of Brisbane in Queensland. Redcliffe is a residential suburb and a seaside resort that has been quite popular since the 1880s. After it was established on the 13th of September 1824, this suburb has soared in population. It grew at a rate of 12.8% from 9200 in 2011 and currently stands at 10,373 according to the 2016 census. Redcliffe got its name from what explorer Matthew Flinders referred to as ‘Red Cliff Point’ in 1799 because red-colored cliffs could be sighted from Moreton Bay. 

Indigenous Ningy Ningy people occupied Redcliffe way before the Europeans settled in. This suburb was the very first colony in Queensland but was soon abandoned. This happened when the Europeans moved to Brisbane. Another important thing to note is that noteworthy and highly successful Bee Gees music group emanated for Redcliffe. The artists, Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, had emigrated from England and settled in Redcliffe for a while.  Also, this seaside suburb is served by the Redcliffe airport. Additionally, a few bus lines operate in the area and are run by Translink. 

About 69% of people living in Redcliffe were born in Australia. Just about 7% of people residing in this suburb were born in England. Those born in New Zealand and emigrated to Redcliffe stand at 6.3%. Therefore, It is not uncommon to find people that were born in Scotland, the Philippines, and the Netherlands living a full life in Redcliffe.

• Cities and towns close to Redcliffe include Brighton, Sandgate Manly, and Brisbane.
• The first high-rise apartment building in Redcliffe was constructed in 1974 along Marine Parade.
• The current library in Redcliffe opened in the year 2000
• 87.8% of people living in Redcliffe speak only the English language.

Redcliffe has one thing that makes it unique – sandy shores. This natural phenomenon has brought a bubbling Real-estate Market to this approximately 4.2 square-kilometer suburb. About 89 properties that do not cost a fortune are available for sale in Redcliffe. The average pricing for houses that are up for sale in this suburb is $530,000. For units, you can get ones that cost an average of $460,000. Childless couples are the major households in Redcliffe. People in this suburb basically work in professional occupations and are likely to repay about $1800 - $2399 in mortgages.

There is a higher demand for properties in Redcliffe when compared to other suburbs around Brisbane in Queensland. Each property in Redcliffe gets as many as 453 visits on average. Interestingly, the average number of visits per property in Queensland is 848, according to research.

Though Redcliffe has gradually transformed into a holiday town, apartments are very few. The few existing ones are limited to 12 storeys. As a result, the leading position in Redcliffe real-estate market is taken by modest seaside cottages, caravan parks, and post-war wooden homes. 

• Elderly singles in Redcliffe are about 16.8% of the population, followed by older couples and families at 13.5%
• 49.9% of homes in Redcliffe are owner-occupied as at 2016
• Compound growth of 5.3% for houses is seen in Redcliffe
• The average house and unit in Redcliffe take about 177 days to be sold or rented out.

If you’ve always been in search of a seaside heaven, Redcliffe is right for you. Apart from relaxing and enjoying the cool sea breeze, there are activities you can take part in. There are amazing places to explore and a lot of things to do in Redcliffe. One such place is the Settlement Cove Lagoon. This lagoon is located along the front of Redcliffe Parade. Swimming in the cool water with your kids is just one of the many things you can do. Luckily, this lagoon is routinely patrolled by professional lifesavers who ensure that beachgoers are safe as they enjoy the pleasantries of sea life.

Huge fans of Bee Gees would find the Bee Gees way in Redcliffe quite exciting. Fans of all ages enjoy walking down this literal memory lane. There is also so much to learn and discover about the rise to stardom of these three brothers. Another pleasure spot is  Sutton’s Beach, considered to be one of the best areas in Redcliffe. You can enjoy a nice BBQ night beside the sea. This beach is located right next to the Marine Parade in Redcliffe. 

Checking out the history of Redcliffe can be done at the Redcliffe Museum. This museum is located on Anzac Avenue. Perhaps you like unique clothing, art and craft, and delicious food from fresh produce. Redcliffe Farmers and Artisan Markets offer all these with live music. Other places and things to do in Redcliffe include: 

• Eating at a variety of fish and chips shops on Yabbey road
• A lot of historical buildings dating back to the earliest settlements can still be seen and explored
• Attend festivals like the Redcliffe Festival of Sails and Redcliffe KiteFest

As an investor, Redcliffe can offer you great property investment opportunities. According to data, in the last 12 months, houses in Redcliffe cost $518,000 median sale price. This is higher than the national average, which is $485,000. The median price change in a year stands at 18.69%. This is equally higher than the national average of 4.30%. The median rent pricing is $400 per week. With rent pricing of this amount in Redcliffe, it takes the 469th position in Queensland. The median gross yield for rent of houses in Redcliffe is 4.0% 

Units rent at a median price of $370 per week. This is a bit lower than the national average, which is $390 dollars per week. The median gross yield on unit rent is 4.3% compared to the national average of 4.63% for last year. Also, do note that the stock on the market for houses has changed -25.37% over the last decade.

You need Conveyancing 

It is always best to use conveyancing services when buying a house or unit in Redcliffe. Conveyancers work by overseeing the process of legally transferring the title of real property from the old owner to a new owner. It might seem easy on the surface, but this is not usually the case. 

From the first phase of exchange of contracts to the completion phase, ideal conveyancing services are required. If you want expert help, do well to contact LEAD Conveyancing services for a seamless transfer of title ownership.