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Jul 2, 2021
Local business: Fraternity Club steeped in history
Started by a group of Italian migrants, the Italian traditions and culture has been a key element of the Fraternity Club in Fairy Meadow’s success. It’s why it’s important for the club to continue to
Jun 15, 2021
Maintaining your investment property
As a landlord, you may have purchased your investment property, and have a tenant and tenancy agreement in place, but what about continuing the ongoing maintenance and upkeep measures to ensure the in
May 28, 2021
Local people: Donald Street, Fairy Meadow resident Vicki Smede
Vicki Smede has a life long love for the Fairy Meadow area. She’s lived most of her life in the seaside located Donald Street in Fairy Meadow and is the first of three generations of the Smede family
May 18, 2021
What to expect at a final inspection
Whether you are a Buyer or a Seller, the property in question needs to have a final inspection completed. They are an important part of the buying and selling process, especially when purchasing your
Apr 30, 2021
Local business: farewell to Hilary's Boutique
One of Fairy Meadow’s iconic fashion businesses, Hilary’s Boutique, closed its doors in April. We spoke to Lynne Marshall about the Fairy Meadow business, it’s history, why it was so important to t
Apr 18, 2021
What is a condition report?
Before renting your property out, it is essential that you know and understand your rights and landlord responsibilities to adhere to legislation requirements, and ensure you protect your asset. As
Apr 1, 2021
Local people: long-time Fairy Meadow resident Max Tenhane
Born in the Netherlands, 92-year-old Max Tenhane headed to Australia 70 years ago by himself. When the former army officer shifted from Sydney to Fairy Meadow 10 years later, he knew he’d found his ho
Mar 25, 2021
Vendor pest and building reports
As you know, building and pest inspections are a must for buyers. To avoid problems and extra costs later on, you should know as much as you can about the condition of a property before you buy. But