Posts Tagged ‘Darlinghurst properties’ home

When selling your home you want to feel completely confident in your agent. It can be a daunting process; the market is flooded with agents pitching for your business so it’s not always easy to identify the good ones straight away. Anthony Birdsall shares his tips on how to choose your agent so you can be sure you’ve got the right … Read the full post »

If you’re new to the area, new to parenthood or have an impending schooling decision to make, we understand it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s why we’ve done a little bit of the leg work for you and researched a list of public and private schools in our area (Surry Hills, Potts Point, Darlinghurst, East Sydney, Elizabeth Bay … Read the full post »

Where are you going to market my property? How are you going to market my property? These two questions are the two most important you can ask when choosing an agent. You want to ensure that as many prospective buyers as possible will see your home.  After all, the more people that see it … Read the full post »

What to ask the agent at an open home When buying a property, whether it’s your first or 15th, knowledge is always power. There are certain things the agent can help you with and other things they can’t. Knowing the right questions to ask will ensure you make the most out of the open home. Vicki Laing offers some help on how … Read the full post »

  Ok, I have a confession to make. Book stores are my weakness. I love nothing better than the smell of new books. If you’re anything like me, you’ll share my sadness when I tell you there aren’t many small, locally-owned bookstores left. Likewise, the joy I felt when I stumbled upon the literary nook that’s The Potts Point Bookshop. It was like … Read the full post »

    Fresh, light, breezy and welcoming, The Resident in Darlinghurst is the newest opening for Lotus Dining. When you walk in, it’s easy to understand why the locals love it. It’s the perfect position for lunch or dinner in Sydney. Facing the greenery of Hyde Park or the characteristic, sandstone buildings behind The Australian Museum; when all the windows are open you could … Read the full post »