do you use these websites and how do they differ or have advantages to each other please.

Discussion in 'The Buying & Selling Process' started by justine77, 20th Nov, 2018.

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    justine77 Well-Known Member

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    justine77, 20th Nov, 2018
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    Why? Are you deciding which one to use? Context please.
     
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    after onthehouse got bought out by REA there's no point of going on there for sold prices (Just fo to RE. I find KSOU good to look at old ads but often doesn't work as the server must be based in China but not that bad anymore (demand from China had decreased probably)
     
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    Besides re.com.au and reiwa.com.au, I find https://www.propertyvalue.com.au/ provides a good overview for specific/target properties as well (you can search 'for sale' as well through here). You have the option of the 'free' information or the annual fee is pretty reasonable (IMO) to gain access to all the information they have and it's owned by CoreLogic.

    Also, if you're wanting to find old listings that have been taken off the market Old Real Estate Listings can come in handy. Depends on what you are looking for!
     
    Matthew Hughes, 5th Dec, 2018
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  5. Tom Rivera

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    Realestate.com is the big Daddy.

    The rest are great for free advertising, probably wouldn't pay for premium Ads though.
     
    Tom Rivera, 16th Dec, 2018
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