AMKAR Real Estate

🏡 LEASED | SALISBURY NORTH

Another fantastic result for our landlords, with this Salisbury North property now successfully leased and new tenants ready to call it home.

For our landlords, finding the right tenant and knowing their investment is being professionally managed is what a great property management service should deliver.

At AMKAR Real Estate, we take care of the details, keep our landlords informed and work hard to achieve strong outcomes for the properties we manage.

If you’re looking for a property management team that genuinely cares about your investment and the results they achieve, we’d love to hear from you.

📞 Contact AMKAR Real Estate to discuss how we can help manage your investment property.

If you’re a South Australian aged 60 or over and considering downsizing, there’s an important change you should know about.

New stamp duty relief could significantly reduce the upfront cost of buying a new home for eligible downsizers.

The scheme includes specific eligibility requirements, including your age, the type of property you purchase and the property’s value. Understanding how it works before you make any decisions could help you plan your next move with confidence.

If you’d like to learn more, we’ve covered everything you need to know in our latest blog.

Visit the AMKAR Real Estate website to read the full article

Not every renovation will increase the value of your investment property.

Some upgrades can help attract quality tenants, improve rental appeal and deliver a better return, while others may cost far more than they’re worth.

Before you commit to your next project, it’s worth understanding which improvements are most likely to make a difference.

In our latest blog post, we’ve explored the rental property improvements that can add value, what tenants are looking for and how to make smarter decisions before you spend your money.

From 1 July 2026, Australia’s new real estate ID laws came into effect as part of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing reforms.

The aim is to protect consumers, strengthen the integrity of Australia’s property market, and provide consistent processes across the real estate industry.

For buyers and sellers, the property transaction itself remains much the same. The main difference is that you may now be asked to provide additional identity and financial documentation, including showing where the money for your deposit has come from.

Having these documents organised before you buy or sell can help avoid unnecessary delays if they’re requested during your transaction.

We’ve broken down what the new real estate ID laws mean for you, what information you may be asked to provide, and how you can prepare before your next property transaction in our latest blog post.

If you’re planning to buy or sell property, there’s an important change you should know about.

From 1 July 2026, new real estate ID laws came into effect across Australia. While the buying and selling process remains largely the same, buyers and sellers may now be asked to provide additional identity and financial documentation as part of the transaction.

Being prepared can help reduce unnecessary delays and make the process much smoother.

Read our latest blog post to learn what the new real estate ID laws mean, what documents may be required, and how you can prepare before your next property transaction.