Fitzpatricks

Established in 1950 by the late Geoff Fitzpatrick. We strive for excellence in our field, we aim to provide the best real estate service to the people of Wagga Wagga, embracing the highest standards of expertise, professionalism and integrity.

what’s happening with rents?

Fitzpatricks - 20/06/2013

It’s a topical question for tenants and landlords alike – What’s happening with rents? Currently renters want to know if they will be able to afford the rent, while investors want to know if they should buy or sell? June has seen a steady increase in rental properties available as there is quite a bit of movement where renters and 1st home Home Owners are …

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commercial sales support buyer confidence

Fitzpatricks - 12/06/2013

Fitzpatricks PCI Commercial have had a number of recent commercial sales, supporting a continuing sign of confidence in the local commercial and investment property market. The sale of 1 Yirribin Place and 85 – 87 Copland Street are two examples of this positive turn in the market. 1 Yirribin Place sold at auction on 7th June 2013 for $1.375 million with a 10 year lease …

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increased demand for houses

Fitzpatricks - 06/06/2013

Research shows that there will soon be a greater demand for houses as those who reside in apartments move to the next stage in their life. The report shows that the trend towards apartment living in Australia may ease over the next 10 years as those aged 20 to 34 (the age bracket of those who have been the main apartment occupants over the last …

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certification a must for pool and spa owners

Fitzpatricks - 30/05/2013

Drowning is preventable however it is still the number one cause of accidental death in children under the age of five in Australia. It can happen at any time of year. For every drowning there are many more near drownings, leaving children with permanent brain damage. Sadly an average of 6 children drown in swimming pools each year in New South Wales alone. The state government …

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