Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast
Steve Athanates - NGU Ipswich
On the Couch with Steve is a Podcast where we help you navigate the world of buying and selling real estate with Steve Athanates the Owner & Principal of NGU Real Estate Ipswich.
Episodes
84 Houses Sold in 30 Days: How Ipswich Real Estate Is Outperforming 2025
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates sits down with Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down NGU Ipswich's results for September 2026. Fresh off the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest cash rate decision on September 29th, Steve cuts through the headlines to deliver the real numbers on the ground. Despite market corrections and talk of economic doom, NGU Real Estate posted a massive month across its regional offices, bringing 139 new listings to market and settling 84 sales totaling over $77.5 million in local property, outperforming the same period last year. Steve unpacks why spring is opening up unique upgrading opportunities for buyers wanting to step into their dream home, why prestige acreage properties continue to command premium prices, and what current conditions mean for Ipswich’s rental sector. If you want an honest, data-backed look at the local property market, this episode is essential listening.
RBA Rate Hike: The Cash Rate Rises to 4.60% & What It Means for You
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to discuss the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to increase the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.60%. Steve Beach breaks down the core factors behind the rate movement, including persistent inflation pressures and rising cost-of-living expenses. They explore practical strategies for local mortgage holders to navigate the squeeze, including debt consolidation, refinancing, extending loan terms, and utilizing offset accounts or interest-only periods to maintain financial flexibility. Finally, they look at how shifting market conditions continue to create unique upsizing opportunities for local buyers across Ipswich.
The Suburbs, Property Types & Buying Secrets Driving Ipswich Real Estate
Steve Athanates is joined by Danny Parsons, owner of NGU Real Estate Ipswich Central, for a special audience Q&A session. Together, they tackle the biggest questions sent in by listeners looking to navigate today's shifting market conditions. Steve and Danny offer straight-talking advice on why buyer selectivity is rising, the hidden dangers of starting a "discounting cycle" on your asking price, and how smart sellers leverage off-market campaigns. They also break down why established homes offer better current value than new builds, how upsizers can use current market dynamics to their advantage, and wrap up with a rapid-fire "Hot or Not" segment covering everything from dual-living properties to the top-performing 4306 postcode. If you want direct answers to today's tough property questions, this episode is a must-listen.
August Market Wrap: 111 Listings, $80M+ Sold & The Spring Surge
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to unpack the full results for August 2026. Despite broader media talk of a slowing market, NGU Real Estate Ipswich put together a massive month, listing 111 properties and achieving 79 sales totaling over $80 million in local real estate. Steve details why the upcoming defense, teaching, and medical transfer season makes early spring our peak selling period, and why local acreage properties across the 4306 postcode are continuing to set price records. He also addresses the quietness among first-home buyers and bargain-hunting investors, offering a direct, data-backed look at where the Ipswich property and rental markets are really heading. If you want the honest picture of where the local market stands right now, this is the episode for you.
Episode 100 Milestone! RBA Cash Rate Pause & The Truth About Refinancing in Ipswich
In this milestone 100th episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest decision to hold the cash rate at 4.35%. They dive into what this interest rate pause means for local homeowners and buyers, how trimmed inflation is plateauing, and why major banks are seeing a drop in home loan applications. Steve Beech outlines practical financial options for anyone feeling the squeeze including debt consolidation, accessing equity, avoiding the 'bank loyalty tax,' and securing sub-6% variable rates. They also look ahead at rate predictions for September and early 2027. If you want expert financial insight tailored directly to Ipswich property owners, this is the episode for you. This is general information and not advice. Please speak to a licensed finance professional about your circumstances. Stanford Financial is authorised under Australian Credit License Number 541480. Further information is available at stanfordfinancial.au
July Market Wrap: What July’s Ipswich Property Results Mean for You
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down the full results for the month of July. Despite broader market uncertainty, NGU Real Estate Ipswich listed an incredible 130 properties and achieved 73 sales totaling over $69 million in local real estate. Steve shares a straight-talking breakdown of changing market dynamics, including why average days on market are blowing out closer to 45 days and how price adjustments across certain suburbs are opening up fresh windows of opportunity for buyers. He also addresses the common trap of trying to time the exact bottom of the market, explains why private treaty sales remain strong while auction take-up stays low in Queensland, and offers practical advice for buyers and sellers navigating today’s conditions.
Red-Hot Results: Unpacking NGU’s Massive FY25-26 Performance
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down the final numbers for a massive 2025–2026 financial year. Despite interest rate spikes, global pressures, and a disruptive federal budget, NGU Real Estate Ipswich put together an incredible performance, listing 1,106 properties and securing 871 sales for a staggering $833 million in volume. Steve shares his direct take on why the recent market correction isn't something to fear, how buyers can capitalize on new opportunities, and why NGU is firmly on track to hit a historic $1 billion calendar year goal.
NGU Ipswich's June Market Wrap: 109 Listings, $98 Million Sold & a Market Defying the Headlines
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to wrap up what turned out to be a massive June for NGU Real Estate Ipswich. Despite all the noise around the federal budget, negative gearing changes and falling auction clearance rates, NGU Ipswich listed 109 properties and sold 83 homes for the month — just under $98 million worth of Ipswich real estate. Steve also shines a light on the one part of the market that hasn't slowed down at all: the top end. Acreage properties and premium homes are still setting records, with one recent sale beating the previous highest sale in the area by $160,000. They also cover the rental market, which has remained surprisingly stable despite investor uncertainty, and unpack what could happen down the track as the full effects of the budget flow through. Some investors are exiting quietly. Others are holding on tight and never selling. The picture is still unfolding. If you want the real picture of where the Ipswich market stands at the end of the financial year, this is the episode for you.
Rates On Hold: The June RBA Update Every Property Owner Needs to Hear
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the RBA's June decision and for the first time in a while, it's good news. Rates are on hold. Steve Beach unpacks the data behind the decision, including headline inflation dropping from 4.6% to 4.2%, rising unemployment, and the major banks already quietly cutting fixed rates which is a sign the tide may be starting to turn. He also explains why the RBA is now looking at quarterly trends rather than reacting to every monthly data spike. Both Steves are predicting rates stay on hold again at the next meeting in August. In the meantime, the message is clear: houses are still selling, people are still buying, and this market still represents a genuine opportunity for buyers who are ready to move.
What the Federal Budget Actually Means for the Ipswich Property Market
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to cut through the noise and give a clear, honest picture of what the federal budget has actually done to the Ipswich property market. With changes to negative gearing for future investment purchases, there's been no shortage of headlines and no shortage of panic. Steve breaks down who benefits from the current conditions, why first home buyers have a genuine window of opportunity right now, and why they shouldn't wait too long. Because investors will be back. He also shares his concerns about the unintended consequences of the legislation including what happens to renters when fewer investment properties hit the market, and the uncomfortable reality facing recent first home buyers who entered on a 5% deposit if prices soften further. If you've been overwhelmed by the media coverage and just want a straight-talking, experience-backed take on what's actually happening in Ipswich real estate right now, this is the episode for you.
NGU Ipswich's Market Wrap: Steve Athanates Breaks Down May
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down how the Ipswich property market performed in May 2026. NGU Real Estate Ipswich listed 121 properties and sold 78 homes for the month. Steve shares his view that January 2026 was likely the peak of the market, with prices now stabilising and more stock coming through which is actually great news for buyers who've been sitting on the sidelines waiting for less competition and better value. They also unpack the federal budget's impact on the investor market, and what that means for rental supply going forward. Plus, Steve gives his prediction on the upcoming RBA announcement and explains why Queensland remains one of the strongest property markets in the country while other states start to feel the pinch.
NGU Ipswich's April Market Wrap: What the Numbers Are Telling Us
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Daniel Parsons is joined by Matt Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down how the Ipswich property market performed in April 2026. Despite a busy Easter period and multiple public holidays, NGU Real Estate Ipswich still delivered. We listed 132 properties, sold 88 homes, and turned over just under $83 million in total sales across the greater Ipswich region. If you want a clear, honest snapshot of where the Ipswich market stands right now, this is the episode for you.
Rate Rise to 4.35%: The Forces Driving the RBA's Decision
In this episode of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast, Daniel Parsons steps in for Steve Athanates and is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the RBA's latest interest rate decision, with the cash rate rising from 4.1% to 4.35%. They unpack what's driving the increase, from stubborn inflation to a second wave of cost pressures flowing through from the Middle East conflict, hitting transport, building costs, and everyday goods. Steve also explains why the underlying trimmed inflation figure held steady and what that means for where rates could go next. If you own property, are thinking about buying, or have investment properties, this episode gives you a clear and practical breakdown of what's happening right now and what to watch for in the months ahead.
Are We at the Peak of the Australia Property Market?
In this special bonus episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to discuss what could be the most critical six weeks for the Australian property market in 2026. With global uncertainty, rising inflation, potential interest rate increases, and upcoming government policy changes, there are multiple forces converging that could significantly impact property prices, rental supply, and buyer behaviour. Steve breaks down what’s happening right now, why the market may be approaching a turning point, and what it means for both buyers and sellers in the months ahead.
NGU Ipswich’s Massive March Recap
In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down March 2026 for NGU Real Estate Ipswich. The team achieved their biggest month ever, listing an incredible 153 properties and selling 109 homes, equating to over $110 million in Ipswich real estate transactions. Steve shares what’s driving the surge in listings, from strong market conditions to growing concerns around interest rates, inflation, and global uncertainty. They also unpack current market trends, including rising median house prices, continued demand across all property types, and what could be ahead as the market shows signs of a potential shift. Plus, a full Q1 2026 recap reveals just how strong the Ipswich market has been to start the year. If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or investing, this episode gives you a clear snapshot of where the market stands and where it could be heading next.
Interest Rates Rise Again: Breaking Down the RBA’s Latest Decision
In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Daniel Parsons steps in for Steve Athanates and is joined by Steve Beech from Stanford Financial to unpack the latest RBA interest rate decision. With the cash rate rising from 3.85% to 4.1%, they break down what’s driving the increase, including persistent inflation and global pressures, and what it means for homeowners, buyers, and borrowing capacity. The episode also explores how rate rises actually flow through the economy, why the impact isn’t immediate, and what to expect in the coming months. If you’re trying to understand how this latest rate rise affects your repayments, borrowing power, and the property market, this episode gives you a clear and practical breakdown.
Record-Breaking February: NGU Ipswich’s Biggest Month Ever
In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to break down the February 2026 property results for NGU Real Estate Ipswich. Despite being the shortest month of the year, February delivered the biggest month in the history of NGU Real Estate, with an incredible 121 properties listed and 97 homes sold, totalling nearly $83 million in property sales across the Ipswich region. Steve discusses what’s driving the continued strength of the Ipswich market, including strong buyer demand, ongoing housing shortages, and the rise in multiple-offer situations, with some properties receiving dozens of offers. They also explore which suburbs are seeing the most growth, why units and townhouses are gaining momentum, and how record-breaking sales are shaping the local market. The episode also touches on the broader factors influencing real estate in 2026, including interest rates, global uncertainty, and Australia’s ongoing housing supply challenges. If you want to understand why Ipswich property demand remains so strong and what could happen next, this episode is a must-listen for buyers, sellers, and investors alike.
NGU Smashes Records: January 2026 Market Results & What’s Driving Growth in Ipswich
In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to unpack January 2026 for NGU Real Estate Ipswich. NGU has just delivered its biggest January on record, listing 111 properties, selling 67 homes, and transacting nearly $58 million in property in a single month. Steve breaks down what’s driving the momentum, why NGU’s median sale price continues to outperform the Ipswich average, and what this means for sellers in today’s market. The conversation also covers the exciting launch of NGU Real Estate Booval, NGU’s eighth Ipswich office, and why suburbs like Brassall remain some of the strongest performers for homeowners, investors, and first-home buyers alike. If you’re watching the Ipswich market closely — or thinking of buying, selling, or investing — this episode is a must-listen.
RBA Lifts Rates Again: Inflation, Interest Rates & What Happens Next for Property
Welcome to the first episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast for 2026. In this episode, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the latest RBA interest rate announcement, with the cash rate rising from 3.6% to 3.85%. They unpack what’s driving the decision, including annual inflation jumping to 3.8%, well above the RBA’s target band of 2–3%, and why trimmed inflation continues to concern policymakers. The conversation also explores how cost-of-living pressures, supply and demand, and delayed economic impacts all play a role in where rates may head next.
Announcing NGU Real Estate Booval with Laney McQueen
We’re closing out the year with some seriously exciting news. In the final episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast for the year, Steve is joined by one of Ipswich’s most recognised and high-performing agents, Laney McQueen, to officially announce the opening of NGU Real Estate Booval, launching in late January 2026. Steve and Laney chat about why Booval was the next natural step, what the new office means for the community, and the growth of the NGU team heading into 2026. It’s the perfect way to wrap up the year, with big vision, big momentum and even bigger plans for Ipswich real estate. Thanks for listening throughout the year — we’ll see you in 2026.
The Ipswich Property Year in Review: Sales, Growth and What the Numbers Really Say
In this special yearly wrap episode, Steve is joined by John Karlecik to break down what has been one of the biggest years Ipswich real estate has ever seen. Even before the year is officially finished, the numbers are staggering — 745 properties sold, over 828 listings, and more than $631.5 million in Ipswich real estate transacted, with the business tracking toward three quarters of a billion dollars for the year. They unpack where the growth has come from, how Ipswich continues to outperform surrounding markets, and why affordability is pushing more buyers west as Brisbane prices push past the million-dollar mark.
RBA Holds Rates: But Will There Be a Rate Rise Next Year?
In this episode, Steve is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the RBA’s latest decision to keep interest rates on hold — and what it means for everyday Australians. They unpack the numbers behind rising inflation, why the board was unanimous in pausing rates. From what the RBA governor actually said, to what might happen next, to the real financial pressure everyday families are feeling — this episode gives you the clear, no-nonsense insight you need to stay ahead of the market.
NGU Ipswich Central: A New Era Begins with Daniel Parsons
In this episode, Steve Athanates sits down with Daniel Parsons, the Principal of the brand-new NGU Ipswich Central office. They dive into why Ipswich Central is one of the region’s most untapped opportunities, the types of properties buyers are chasing right now, and why NGU continues to dominate the market with its proven process, unmatched presentation, and genuine respect for buyers and sellers alike. Daniel also shares what’s hot across the region — from semi-acreage living to booming pockets like Harrisville, Marburg, Peak Crossing and more. If you want to understand where Ipswich real estate is heading (and why NGU is expanding right into the heart of it), this is the episode for you.
October Market Wrap: $75 Million in Ipswich Real Estate
The Ipswich property market just keeps on delivering! In October, the NGU Ipswich team listed 95 properties and sold 75, totalling over $75.1 million in local real estate. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the market — this is your inside look at what’s really happening in Ipswich real estate.
Rates on Hold & What’s Next: Breaking Down the RBA’s Latest Decision
In this episode, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to unpack the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest decision to keep interest rates on hold and what that means for homeowners, investors, and buyers heading into summer. They dive into the key inflation data that caught economists off guard, what the RBA said behind closed doors, and why many analysts are now forecasting the next rate cuts in mid-2026.
Inside the Greater Springfield Boom with Corey Lindh: Offers, Hotspots & Market Momentum
In this episode, Steve sits down with Corey Lindh from NGU Greater Springfield to unpack the fast-moving Springfield property market where homes are selling in record time and competition is fierce. Corey shares firsthand insights from the ground, revealing how many offers top homes are attracting, which pockets of Springfield and surrounds are performing strongest, and why he believes the local market still has plenty of room to grow.
NGU Ipswich September Wrap: Big Numbers, Bigger Results
September was massive for the NGU Ipswich team: 80 properties listed, 84 properties sold and over $68 million in total sales That’s more than two homes sold every single day across Ipswich! In this episode, Steve Athanates breaks down what drove this incredible month, the areas seeing the most demand, and what’s next for local real estate as we head into spring.
Interest Rates on Pause: What It Means for Buyers & Sellers
In this episode of the NGU Ipswich Podcast, host Steve Athanates sits down with Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to unpack the latest decision to pause interest rates. They discuss what this means for buyers looking to enter the market, sellers hoping to take advantage of strong demand, and how local market conditions are shaping up right now.
Ipswich Market Wrap: August Surprises & Strong Buyer Demand
August has kept the Ipswich property market on its toes. In this month’s wrap, Steve Athanates and Matt Taylor-Farrington break down the big stories: from new disclosure laws slowing the sales process, to steady buyer demand, government incentives for first home buyers and huge gains in the lower end of the market. If you want a true snapshot of what’s happening right now in Ipswich real estate, this episode has you covered.
July Market Wrap: Ipswich Real Estate Insights
July was a huge month for NGU Real Estate Ipswich! We listed 73 properties and sold 86 – that’s more than two homes every single day. In this episode, we wrap up all the action from July, share what these results mean for the local market, and thank the Ipswich community for their incredible support. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the Ipswich property scene, this monthly wrap gives you the insights you need.
RBA Cuts Rates Again: What It Means for You
In this week’s episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to unpack the RBA’s latest move — cutting interest rates from 3.85% down to 3.6%. They break down what this decision means for homeowners, buyers, and investors, and how it could shape the property market in the months ahead.
RBA Surprises Everyone: Rates Stay on Hold
This week on Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, guest host Matt Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the latest RBA announcement. Despite most experts tipping a rate cut, the Reserve Bank surprised the market by keeping rates on hold. What does this mean for mortgage holders, buyers, and the Ipswich property market? Matt and Steve unpack the decision, discuss what could happen next, and share what they’re seeing locally when it comes to real estate activity.
Big News for NGU Greater Springfield!
In this week’s episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, we sit down with Steve Athanates to talk about some exciting developments for the NGU Greater Springfield team. Steve is proud to officially announce that he is now the sole owner of the NGU Greater Springfield Office, a major milestone for one of the region’s most dynamic agencies. But that’s not all, the team will soon be moving into a brand new office location within Springfield, with full details to be revealed shortly! Importantly, the same trusted and dedicated team that’s been delivering results across the Greater Springfield market will continue to serve the community, now with even more drive and momentum as they prepare for the launch of their new space around 1st July. 🎧 Listen now on your favourite podcast platform.
May Mayhem: Ipswich Real Estate Soars
In this episode, Steve Athanates unveil Ipswich’s eye-watering May 2025 numbers: 94 listings and 70 sales, equating to $58 million in just 31 days. They discuss how interest-rate cuts and first-home buyer concessions have supercharged buyer confidence, spiking open-home attendances. Plus, hear about nine new property management sign-ups and 11 rentals sealed in May. Whether you’re buying, selling, or renting in Ipswich, this is your go-to market update—subscribe and let us know what you think!
What the RBA Rate Cut Means for Ipswich Property
With Steve Athanates away on a well-deserved holiday, this week’s episode is hosted by Matthew Taylor-Farrington, who’s joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the Reserve Bank’s latest decision. The RBA has reduced the cash rate from 4.1% to 3.85%, Matthew and Steve discuss how the rate drop could impact the local property market and what it means for buyers looking to enter the market.
Another Big Month: 68 Listings, 61 Sales & What’s Next for Ipswich
The Ipswich market shows no signs of slowing down! In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, host Steve Athanates shares the latest numbers with 68 new listings and 61 sales in just 30 days, the team is moving over $1 million in property every single day. Steve also dives into what’s hot (and what’s starting to cool) across local suburbs like Brassall, Flinders View, and Collingwood Park, plus insights on days on market, buyer activity, and standout areas for strong returns. If you’re thinking of buying, selling, or investing in Ipswich, this is your go-to local market update.
$50 Million Month & What’s Hot in Ipswich Right Now
March was MASSIVE for the Ipswich market with over 60 homes listed, 66 properties sold, and more than $50 million in real estate moved by the team at NGU Real Estate! In this episode of Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates breaks down the numbers, the momentum behind the market, and where the biggest opportunities are right now. From skyrocketing unit and townhouse prices to continued demand for big blocks and acreage, we cover all the key trends buyers and sellers need to know.
Rates Are on Pause Again – What’s Next?
The RBA has put interest rates on hold once again. So what does this mean for homeowners, buyers, and investors? This week on Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, Steve Athanates sits down with Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to unpack the decision, discuss market trends, and explore what could be coming next. Don’t miss this expert breakdown!
Building & Pest Reports: What Buyers Need to Know
Buying a home? Don’t get caught off guard by hidden defects! This week on Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, host Steve Athanates is joined by Matt Taylor-Farrington from Purple Bunny Marketing to answer the most frequently asked questions about building and pest reports. From identifying common structural issues to negotiating price reductions when major defects are found, this episode is packed with essential insights for home buyers and investors.
The First Interest Rate Cut in 5 Years - What It Means for Buyers & Sellers
Big news in the property world! This week on Ipswich’s Real Estate Podcast, host Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to break down the RBA’s latest decision to cut interest rates from 4.35% to 4.1%. What does this mean for homeowners, buyers, and investors? How will it impact the Ipswich property market? Tune in for expert insights on what’s ahead in 2025.
Kicking Off Season 3: NGU Ipswich’s Big Start to 2025!
Season 3 of Ipswich's Real Estate Podcast: On The Couch with Steve is here! In our first episode of the year, we dive into NGU Ipswich’s January 2025 results. From standout sales to market trends, Steve breaks it all down and gives you an inside look at how the year has started in Ipswich real estate.
Season 2 Finale: Ipswich Real Estate Market Wrap Up November 2024
As we close out 2024 and Season 2 of On the Couch with Steve, host Steve Athanates is joined by Matthew Taylor-Farrington for the ultimate Ipswich real estate recap. Together, they dive into the November market results and reflect on the standout trends and achievements in the local property market this year. Don’t miss this insightful wrap up to cap off an incredible season! Stay tuned for more in 2025!
RBA Holds Rates: Insights with Logan Stanford
In this episode of On The Couch With Steve, Steve Athanates welcomes Logan Stanford from Stanford Financial. They break down the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest announcement, with rates remaining on hold for the 9th consecutive meeting. Logan also sheds light on the new Help to Buy Scheme, explaining how it could open doors for Australians looking to enter the property market.
Elite in Seven Months: Daniel Parsons’ Journey to Real Estate Success
Steve Athanates sits down with Daniel Parsons from NGU Real Estate Ripley to celebrate an incredible milestone. After just seven months in the industry, Daniel has reached elite status, generating half a million dollars in gross commissions. They discuss Daniel’s journey, and the dedication it takes to achieve such rapid success. Tune in to hear Daniel’s story and what it takes to thrive in real estate.
Ipswich Real Estate Market Wrap Up for October 2024
In this episode of On The Couch With Steve, we dive into the performance of the Ipswich market for the month of October. Steve breaks down key trends, notable changes, and what these developments mean for investors and residents alike.
RBA Holds Rates Steady Again: What’s Next for Inflation and the Economy?
This week on On The Couch With Steve, Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to unpack the latest RBA announcement. Interest rates have been held steady for the 8th consecutive meeting as the RBA monitors inflation closely. They discuss why, despite headline inflation easing, underlying inflation remains high—and what it means for the future of the cash rate. Tune in for insights on when rates might change and what this all means for the Australian economy.
Ipswich Real Estate Market Wrap Up for September 2024
In this episode of On The Couch With Steve, we dive into the performance of the Ipswich market for the month of September. Steve breaks down key trends, notable changes, and what these developments mean for investors and residents alike.
Interest Rates in Australia Hold Steady
In their sixth meeting of the year The Reserve Bank of Australia has continued the pause on Interest Rate hikes, when will we see a drop? Steve Athanates is joined by Steve Beach from Stanford Financial to discuss the pause and inflation, provide a prediction on rate changes in the future and take a broader look at how the Australian economy is performing.
What’s Next for the Property Market: Predictions for Q4 2024
In this episode of On The Couch With Steve, we dive into the key trends shaping the property market as we head into the fourth quarter of 2024. It’s spring, prime selling season, and Steve shares his insights on whether house prices will continue to climb and the potential impact of interest rate pauses or drops. Plus, we discuss why property investors should consider Ipswich real estate as a prime opportunity. Tune in for a quick yet insightful chat about what to expect in the final quarter of the year and how it could affect your buying, selling, or investing decisions.
Ipswich Real Estate Market Wrap Up for August 2024
In this episode of On The Couch With Steve, we dive into the performance of the Ipswich market for the month of August. Steve breaks down key trends, notable changes, and what these developments mean for investors and residents alike.