Sutherland Shire's Property Magazine
Editor of Shire Values and McDonald Partners long term sales person and marketing manager Matt Wigger has been named 1 of 12 finalists in NSW in the Domain Rising Star Awards.
The Rising Star Awards are a recognition of modern … Read the rest
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As we approach the end of winter we can now reflect back on the real estate market of the last few months in the Sutherland Shire.
Winter always shows a trend of slowing, there is no denying that as the … Read the rest
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These are the suburbs where property is snapped up in a heartbeat.
SOME property is so hot right now.
It takes an average of 36 days to sell a … Read the rest
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Today Dino Salvatore from McDonald Partners Real Estate presented a cheque of $720.00 to Craig Byrne from the Grays Point Rural Fire Service. McDonald Partners raised the funds at the Gymea Spring Fair held on the last Sunday in October. … Read the rest
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Shire Values Editor and McDonald Partners Real Estate Marketing guru Matthew Wigger has taken out the 2015 Sutherland Shire Local Business Awards Youth of the Year. Matthew is a lead writer and Editor for Shire Values and also works full … Read the rest
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Smartphones have really changed the way we communicate, find information, and generally live our day to day lives. There are plenty of great apps to help homeowners too, lets take a look at a few.
iHandy Level – This app … Read the rest
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This article was written by Matt Wade, SMH
It’s the part of Sydney where people stay put, often for generations. Sutherland Shire – dubbed “God’s own country” by locals – has the lowest rate of departures of any council area … Read the rest
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The Sutherland Shire, between Botany Bay and Port Hacking in Sydney’s south, led the city’s strong house price growth in the June quarter.
The median house price in the Shire rose 12 per cent in the quarter to $1.12
As you may have noticed, McDonald Partners office in Gymea had a major facelift just before Christmas, we decided to clean out the old and make way for the new which involved changing our colour scheme from the Green/Teal look … Read the rest
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