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Sep 29, 2026

Why Architectural Photography Matters When Selling Your Home

When buyers are scrolling through property after property online, the first impression is rarely made at the front door. It is made on a screen. At New Haus Agency, we have always believed that

Sep 10, 2026

Hobart Homes for Sale Fall 22.6% as Buyer Demand Remains Strong

Hobart Listings Are Falling – But Buyer Demand Remains Strong Hobart is currently the only Australian capital city where the number of homes for sale is falling — with total listings down 22.6% compa

Jul 28, 2026

How New Haus Agency is Leading the Way in Digital Real Estate Marketing in Hobart

The real estate industry in Hobart is evolving rapidly, and at the heart of this transformation is digital marketing. With buyers increasingly searching online before stepping thro

Jul 27, 2026

The continued growth in intergenerational living

Many buyers are turning to intergenerational living. Here’s why it’s exploding as a real estate trend in Hobart. Intergenerational living, sometimes called multigene

Jul 26, 2026

WHAT IS RIGHTSIZING?

Are you considering a move in Hobart? Whether you’re looking for a more convenient, low-maintenance home or seeking better accessibility and lifestyle benefits, rightsi

Jul 25, 2026

Choosing Between Airbnb and Long-Term Rental for Your Investment Property

In Hobart’s evolving property market, many investors are weighing the benefits of short-term rentals through Airbnb versus traditional long-term leases. With the rise of platforms

Jul 24, 2026

Prices set to sizzle this summer

The Hobart property market is brimming with opportunity for buyers and investors as we enter 2025. According to the McGrath Report 2025 by property expert John McGrath, Tasmania’s

Jul 23, 2026

Why Tasmania is a Great Place to Live: A Hidden Gem of Australia

When people think of Australia, their minds often jump to iconic cities like Sydney or Melbourne, or perhaps the endless stretches of sandy beaches along the mainland’s coasts. But