Kozin to hold seminar on Australian property this weekend
KUCHING: Kozin Real Estate Sdn Bhd will be holding the Australian Property Seminar from Oct 21 to 22, with the session to run from 2pm to 6pm daily.
Those interested can either book a private appointment with the person-in- charge Peter Ling, or visit Kozin Sales Gallery here on any of the two days.
According to the company, it wishes to educate the public on the latest trends of and researches on the Australian property market, especially Perth and Melbourne.
“Those attending the sessions can expect to learn ways to distinguish the best land-lots, houses or apartments in Australia according to their individual needs.
“The seminar will also cover how to purchase Australian property as a foreigner and determine the cheapest financing options in any Australian property purchase,” it said in a release yesterday.
Established in 1999, Kozin stands as the largest, most innovative, creative and forward-thinking real estate company in Sarawak.
Its overseas property marketing team is led by Ling, who is an avid property investor himself.
Ling’s team visits Australia every month to keep themselves updated and also to service their clients on the ground.
“Our unparalleled local Australian knowledge and experience gives our team a clear understanding of local trends,” said Kozin.
The company has been the recipient of the National Real Estate Award Award under the category of ‘ Top Real Estate Firm ( Sarawak)’ for four consecutive years, since 2014.
This year, it bagged the silver medal from the ‘Small Industry’ category at the Chief Minister’s Industry Excellence Award (CMIEA).
The two- day seminar will take place at Kozin Sales Gallery on the second floor of Lot 9099– 9100 at Jalan Tun Razak / Off Kuching Bypass here. For more information, call Ling at + 6012-886 6018 or email him at peterling@ kozinre.com.
Alternatively, visit www. kozinre.com or visit Facebook page ‘Kozin Real Estate’.
As reported in The West Australian newspaper, Australia has not had a recession in 26 years.
Almost 40 per cent of homes are now worth more than double the initial price that the owners paid for, in recent times. This does not only apply to Melbourne and Sydney, but to smaller capital cities such as Brisbane and Perth as well.
Melbourne’s property market has robust capital gains for a number of years and is seeing an increased influx of new settlers, leading to a population explosion of young people.
This may indicate that the Melbourne property boom has yet to see its end. Its property prices should see gains in the foreseeable future.
Perth’s median house price has remained steady for a third straight month, adjusting back marginally by one per cent to A$ 510,000 for the three months to September this year.
The improvement in the Western Australian market is tied to a lift in the jobs market due to increased construction and the lithium mining boom.
Perth is on the cusp of its own property boom and earlier property acquisition is better for maximum capital growth.