Peter Farago is a Real Estate Editor at Geelong Advertiser. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial and residential real estate, housing markets, and urban development. Peter's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including The Mercury Newspaper, The Courier-Mail, and News.com.au.
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Peter Farago's coverage largely revolves around local real estate, with a focus on auction results and sales in specific regions. He seems to be particularly interested in articles showcasing the latest auction and sales results for various areas.
Given Peter's emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, he may be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into local real estate trends, property market analysis, or new developments within the housing market. Additionally, providing data-driven analyses of regional housing trends could also resonate well with his coverage style.
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By: Peter Farago
Major change is in the pipeline for a character residence in central Geelong that was snapped up in post-auction negotiations.
A Geelong character home used as a family residence for the past decade is set to become part of the CBD’s growing health precinct.
Add as a preferred source on Google The dog-friendly beach at North Shore overlooks the Spirit of Tasmania's Corio Bay shipping lanes and Geelong's CBD.
One of Geelong’s most underrated waterfront suburbs is gaining rare national attention.
Add as a preferred source on Google Geelong's Armstrong Creek growth area near Marshall. Picture: Alan Barber
Home building approvals in Geelong are close to levels not seen since the HomeBuilder construction boom during the Covid pandemic.
Add as a preferred source on Google The character home was originally built in 2014.
A five-bedroom period home metres from Geelong’s foreshore has been snapped up in a $2m-plus sale after barely three weeks on the market.
By: Peter Farago
Add as a preferred source on Google The three-bedroom house at 21 Pinder Court, St Albans Park, sold for $695,000.
A Geelong eastern suburbs home snapped up after the first inspection underscores the enduring heat in the market for homes in affordable hot spots.
