Australian
Curriculum General Capability:
Numeracy
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:Literacy
1. Get a copy of a real estate catalogue (the one that lists the houses for sale in your
local area) or use
Allhomes.com.au
2. Go through the houses from your local area and see what factors contribute to the price of the house.
For example, the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, block
size, where the house is situated, etc. Develop a
table showing the best price to the lowest price - see the sales history
pages on Allhomes. What other factors do you think help a house sell for
more? Can you see where the differences lie?
3. Look at the houses yet to be sold in your suburb or
town. Read a description of a house and view the
photos. Estimate the price and check after it is sold to see how close you
were to the price the house went for.
4. Get used to the real estate 'lingo' and write up a description
for your own house using this terminology. What price
would you estimate your home to go for?
Advice
on Selling a Property: Developing a Checklist of the Tips and Tricks!
Middle
Secondary
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:Critical and creative thinking
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:
Numeracy
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:Personal and social capability
1. Go to the following websites to get
ideas and advice on the tips and tricks of selling a house:
2. From all the tips and tricks
presented, develop a checklist. Make sure that the list is only 1 - 2 pages
in length. Share with a partner. Are there any tips that are more
importantly than others? Put them in order of importance - importance in
selling a house.
3. Beautify the checklist so you can
hand it out to prespective "clients". Use
Canva
4. With a
critical eye, use your checklist on your own home - both inside and outsite.
What things would need:
Painting?
Replacing?
De-cluttering?
Re-decorating?
Cleaning?
Redesigning?
Restyling?
5. Can you estimate the cost of these
changes? How much more value will you add to your home if you make these
changes?
Airbnb
- the Disruptor in the Rental Market
Secondary
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:
Numeracy
1. The rental market is a strong part
of a Real Estate Agent's portfolio.
A new player (one from 2008)
Airbnb has come onto the scene.
Airbnb is a peer-to-peer online marketplace
and homestay network that enables people to list or rent short-term
lodging in residential properties, with the cost of such
accommodation set by the property owner.
The company receives percentage service fees from both guests and
hosts in conjunction with every booking. It has over 2,000,000
listings in 34,000 cities and 191 countries. Airbnb was founded in
August 2008, is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and is
privately owned and operated.(Source: Wikipedia)