WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR WHEN LOOKING AT FLOOD EFFECTED PROPERTY

Published: January 16, 2019

Did you catch our senior Buyers Agent Zoran Solano when he was recently on Your Money’s Auction Day program? If not don’t fear, here is a link to the video. WE COVER TOPICS SUCH AS;…

Did you catch our senior Buyers Agent Zoran Solano when he was recently on Your Money’s Auction Day program? If not don’t fear, here is a link to the video.

WE COVER TOPICS SUCH AS;

  • WHICH SUBURBS WERE AFFECTED DURING THE 2011 FLOODING IN BRISBANE?
    • Rosalie / Paddington
    • Chelmer / Graceville
    • East Brisbane
    • Bulimba / Hawthorne
    • Rocklea
    • St Lucia
  • HOW HAS THE FLOOD AFFECTED THE PROPERTY?
    • Confidence in some of the areas has been affected with several buyers now begin turned off due to media coverage of flooding.
    • For around 12 – 18 months after flood there where still visual evidence of the floods with repairs and renovations occurring during this time enquiry was down.
    • There was a minority of buyers actually doing the opposite and hunting down “Bargain” flood affected properties, but this is a small amount of buyers.
    • Borrowing Restrictions / More Expensive insurance or No Insurance all where follow on affects of these flooding issues.
  • WE DISCUSS THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF FLOODING? 
    • Brisbane River Flood
    • Creek/Waterway Flood
    • Overland Flow Flood
  • HOW DO YOU RESEARCH FLOODED PROPERTIES? 
    • Consider proximity to Creeks and Parks as these are a sign of potential risk.
    • Storm Water Pick up points close to the property on the Curb and Channel on the road is also another tell tail sign.
    • Bottom of a Dip in the road or lower section of a hill.
    • Undertake a Floodwise Property Report from the Brisbane City Council
    • Check on Brisbane City Councils interactive mapping for flood overlays