Buying a home in Gledswood Hills NSW
Twenty four houses changed hands in a recent quarter at a median around $1.48 million, with values up about 12.5 per cent over twelve months and a median of thirty days on market. Because the suburb only exists from 2011, a resale here is a near new house rather than an old one, and that changes what a pre-purchase inspection is looking for. Not decay, not a century of alterations, but workmanship: whether the original handover list was ever closed out, and whether anything on it is still open while the statutory warranty runs.
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Written by the Owner Inspections team from inspections carried out in Gledswood Hills. Licensed building practitioners, NSW Fair Trading licence 366177C.


