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The Barry Plant Group has once again demonstrated the extraordinary power of community and generosity celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Wishtober campaign in 2024, by raising $84,329.01 for Make-A-Wish Australia.

This October marked a momentous occasion for the Barry Plant Group, as they celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their partnership with Make-A-Wish Australia. For a decade, their 'Wishtober' initiative has exemplified community spirit, compassion, and generosity.

Whether you're considering property investment or already own a rental property, investors need to be aware of their legal obligations and the role of fhe Consume Affairs Victoria (CAV) Renting Taskforce.

The holiday season is a time for giving, and the team at Barry Plant Frankston is embracing the spirit of generosity with their heartwarming Toy Drive. This year, they are proud to announce their partnership with the charity "Mums Supporting Families In Need" in an effort to bring smiles to the faces of children in need this Christmas.

Noble Park North, Mont Albert North and Niddrie among suburbs where rental listing days on market fell sharply.

The Barry Plant Group is once again embracing the spirit of giving this October with their annual "Wishtober" event, in support of Make-A-Wish® Australia. For every property sold in October, Barry Plant will donate a portion of the commission to Make-A-Wish. Over the past decade, this initiative has raised over $1 million, demonstrating the network's commitment to community and making a difference.

The Frankston and Mornington Peninsula property markets are experiencing a strong and promising phase, driven by ongoing development projects, infrastructure improvements, and sustained rental demand.

The Barry Plant Group has struck silver at the 2024 Melbourne Design Awards, earning top honors in the Graphic Design - Identity and Branding - Corporate category for its daring and dynamic brand refresh.

Aggressive bidding by a buyer's advocate has won the keys to a Ringwood home for a mother and daughter.

A long-held Frankston investment paid off for its owners when its auction soared to a $2.115 million result.

More choices for buyers as stock levels tipped to rise. Oakleigh and Patterson Lakes are among Melbourne’s in-demand suburbs for units.