Links
  • http://www.reit.com.au -   The Real Estate Institute of Tasmania is a member organisation representing the views and the   professional needs of it's members - these being more than 130 real estate agents (and their staff) throughout the state.
  • http://www.reia.com.au -   The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) is the national professional association for the real estate industry in Australia.
  • http://www.fiabci.com -    FIABCI - The International Real Estate Federation is a non-political entity whose objective is to help its members add an international dimension to their businesses. FIABCI helps members acquire knowledge, develop networks and optimise business opportunities all over the world.
  • http://www.bestpractice.com.au -   Best Practice offices are part of a business system which helps to develop foundation services for residential real estate agents.
  • http://www.firstnational.com.au -   First National Real Estate is one of Australia’s largest real estate groups. With offices Australia-wide our customers are in the unique position of working with a local real estate agent with local property knowledge, combined with the support and systems that a national network can provide.
  • http://www.firstnationaltasmania.com.au -  First National Tasmania offices have become part of the local community and understand local property values. With this knowledge First National Tasmania offices can help you sell your property for the best possible price.

 

  • http://www.hobartcity.com.au -   Hobart City Council: Hobart is the nation’s second oldest city and provides all the cultural and physical advantages of a capital city whilst retaining a relaxed, quality lifestyle.
  • http://www.gcc.tas.gov.au -   Glenorchy City Council: Nestled between the stunning icons of Mt Wellington and the Derwent River, Glenorchy is Tasmania’s fourth largest city and home to 42,000 people.
  • http://www.ccc.tas.gov.au -   Clarence City Council: The City of Clarence, with a population of 50,000 people, is located on the eastern shore of the River Derwent, across the Tasman Bridge from Hobart.
  • http://www.brighton.tas.gov.au -   Brighton Council: The Brighton Council area is very rich historically with what we now know as Pontville being first penetrated by early Royal Marine patrols

  • http://www.sorell.tas.gov.au -   Sorell Council: Sorell and its neighbouring coastal towns is a region rich in scenery with pristine beaches and outstanding countryside.

 

  • http://www.taslaw.com -   Blissenden Lawyers: is the largest law firm in the northern suburbs, located north of Creek Road in the heart of Moonah and are focused on integrity, enduring relationships and legal excellence.
  • http://www.wridgways.com.au -   Wridgways - The Removalists (Hobart): Since 1892 Wridgways (Australia) has been building an enviable reputation for setting global benchmarks in household and commercial removals and relocations. We are experts in every aspect of relocations.
  • http://www.twowaytaxitrucks.com.au -   Radcliffe Pty Ltd: owned and operated by John Radcliffe. The business has been operating for approximately 50 Years and provides services including 'Radcliffe Removals & Storage' and 'Two Way Taxi Trucks'.
  • http://www.oldwoolstore.com.au -   The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel: a unique choice of fully serviced hotel rooms and apartments. We also offer a comprehensive range of meeting, confrence and hospitality services.
  • http://www.independentvaluers.com.au -   Brothers & Newton: Tasmania’s most experienced independent real estate valuation and property consultancy practice. We offer a range of services including valuations for mortgage security/finance, financial reporting and lots more.

 

  • http://www.firsthome.gov.au -   The First Home Owners Grant: the Commonwealth has requested that the States and Territories assist first home buyers through the establishment of the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG).
  • http://www.treasury.tas.gov.au - Stamp Duty Calculator: Details of rates of duty payable on transfers and transactions effecting transfers of land.

 

  • http://www.cancer.org.au -   The Cancer Council Australia: National non-government cancer control organisation with the aim of facilitating prevention, research, support, and care.