There is no denying it has been a turbulent year to say the least, with uncertainty still looming. But with the property market now booming due to various factors including record low interest rates and those who held their jobs during lockdowns forced to save, there is still much strength…

With the new year well upon us, it is a perfect time to look back and reflect on our learnings and achievements in 2020. The last year has taught us here at KIN to be more resilient, courageous and patient. It has pushed us to be more open-minded and focus…

KIN Property is delighted to share that we are celebrating an exciting, new milestone. Our LinkedIn community now has 1,000+ followers! A very special thank you goes out to everyone who follows our page, likes our posts and shares and comments on our content and news. We really appreciate your…

We are excited to announce the launch of our new and improved KIN Property website. After months of dedication and hard work, we are truly delighted to share our new website with you. The website has been designed to offer the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality. However,…

We’re excited to introduce Jag Pleysier, KIN’s new Business Relationship Manager. Jag is responsible for forming and strengthening developer and client relationships, as well as finding opportunities for KIN to establish new partnerships nationally. Jag has quickly established himself as a valuable and respected member of the KIN team and…

COVID-19 has introduced an increased level of business risk for most Australian organizations. Industries like tourism, hospitality and retail are regularly making the news but the impacts of COVID-19 are being felt across almost all areas of Australian business including off the plan developers. In the last twelve months the…

We’re excited to bring to you some interesting insights from experts you may not normally hear from. CBRE have partnered with key industry experts to create a snapshot of the current trends and hot issues that are impacting development projects in Melbourne. The Winter Edition covers the following key topics.…

Victoria’s relentless population growth coupled with a likely cut to interest rates could provide some positive stimulus to Melbourne’s residential market and potentially see a turn of momentum after prices retreated over 10.9 per cent from their late-2017 peak. Sales of new apartments have suffered over the first quarter of…