Real estate fundamentals

<p>What makes a property a fundamentally good buy? This week, Luke and Chayse from Happy Buyers Club break down the importance of identifying future objections before you buy — and why “cheap” doesn’t always mean good value.</p><p>We look at main roads, flood risk, overland flow, easements, train noise and other issues that can be difficult or expensive to change, alongside the fundamentals that matter: aspect, school catchments, amenities, flat blocks and good floor plans.</p><p>Because when the market slows, buyers have more choice — and properties with obvious objections can be hit the hardest.</p>