In part three of our ‘Selling Off The Plan’ series, we ask and answer 'why buy off the plan?' — highlighting the advantages and opportunities for your buyers and arming you with a toolkit of benefits to share with them.
Data is rapidly becoming the cornerstone of project development and sales, reshaping pricing, marketing, buyer targeting, and even site selection strategies. Developers and marketers can now leverage sophisticated analytics to anticipate market shifts, refine buyer engagement, and proactively position their projects for success.
Our CEO, Michael Klevansky — an experienced professional in the property development and technology sectors, and a father of two — is looking to the future and how we can combat the housing shortage that continues to plague us (and will inevitably plague our children unless we act), while also providing the youth of today with the experiences and purpose they need to become the true leaders of tomorrow.
In this article, we go back to basics, looking at the increasing significance of the developer brand in an industry challenged by a few troubled companies.
In part two of our ‘Selling Off The Plan’ series, we explore why timing is everything in off the plan sales, and how you can communicate the right time to purchase, to your buyers.
In the first of our 'selling off the plan' series for agents, we look at making the transition from selling established properties to off-the-plan properties, and how agents can leverage old skills and embrace new ones, to find success in this area.
Wirra Neutral Bay was launched on 11 April at an exclusive event held in the exquisite display suite at Mosman.
In this quick read, we dive into the trends we are seeing in consumer behaviour within Australia that are changing the way properties are bought and sold, and we provide insights into how to navigate them so we can keep our property market moving in the right direction.
There is a suite of grants and government schemes which make it easier for first-home buyers to gain access to property, in April's blog post Ben Hamblett explores the options.
The inner-south's time is now. The next wave of gentrification has arrived in Bayside - we spent an evening looking at the vital statistics and economic trends which will turn Arncliffe into the one-to-watch. We welcomed guests from Charter Keck Cramer, Equity Rise, sales partners & stakeholders for an invitation only evening of unique information.
This weeks blog explores the changes happening in Sydney's Central Station precinct, the shift of the CBD southwards and what this means for inner-south locations which will benefit from the infrastructure & jobs being created in this area.
Building an Australia that is the best possible competitor in an increasingly interconnected world requires a firm commitment to sustaining the levels of immigration to our cities and regions. Not just the idea of it - the execution.
LINK has taken the important decision to only partner with developers & builders who have committed to attaining iCIRT certification, or who hold one already. Read on to find out why...
If you read the daily newspapers, you would need to be skimming, pretty hard, to have missed the noise being made about Arncliffe over the last few months. It's on the top of every experts list as a 'one to watch in 2022', a 'multicultural precinct drawing in a new demographic of young people'. The team at LINK agrees. We want to use this week's blog to look at why. Firstly, let's take quick moment to place Arncliffe in the rapidly changing market that is Sydney.
As a developer, cutting through the clutter to deliver a message that resonates with buyers, empowers them to feel interested, excited and safe, can be difficult. Our insights, gained over twenty years in project marketing, can help your project truly stand out.
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