Bellcourt
Bellcourt is a leading real estate agency with an outstanding reputation for delivering a range of real estate services to a variety of clients. Backed by an exceptional and experienced team and with three strategic office locations, we will coordinate all aspects of the real estate process from sales, property management, marketing and administration.
Given the dynamic nature of the property market, our team are constantly evolving and improving our knowledge, skills and systems for the benefit of our clients.
We deliver tailored solutions for clients seeking to achieve the best possible results, with communication a key point. Particular emphasis is placed on listening to our clients’ needs and working in collaboration towards building trusting and long lasting relationships.
With complete respect for the past but with our eyes firmly on the future. We will always strive to lead – not follow. We will continually create – not imitate.
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Your Seasonal Escape at S&R Orchard
Spring in Perth is a magical time, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than at the S&R Orchard Blossom Festival. From September 12 to 29, 2025, this beloved annual event transforms the Perth Hills into a sea of pink cherry blossoms, creating a picture-perfect backdrop for visitors of all ages. Located just a 30-minute drive from Perth’s CBD at 36 Halleendale Road, Walliston, S&R Orchard makes it easy for families and friends to immerse themselves in the beauty of spring. The orchard is pram- and wheelchair-friendly, with hard pathways and undercover seating, so everyone can enjoy the experience comfortably. The festival offers a range of attractions for all visitors. Families can enjoy tractor rides, a petting farm, a bouncy castle, and even a Ferris wheel. There are also flower crown workshops on weekends, providing a creative souvenir to remember the day by. For photography lovers, the orchard features themed props such as vintage cars adorned with flowers, floral arches, and a pink piano, perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy shots. Foodies won’t be disappointed either — the festival hosts over 20 food trucks and coffee vans, offering everything from sweet treats to hearty bites. Entry is $12 for adults and $6 for children aged 3–12, with free parking available on-site. For weekends, it’s recommended to book a parking spot online to secure your visit. To make the most of your trip, consider arriving early to avoid the crowds, bringing a picnic rug, sunscreen, and a camera to capture the stunning blossoms. Whether you’re a local or visiting Perth, the S&R Orchard Blossom Festival is a perfect way to celebrate spring, enjoy family-friendly activities, and take in the natural beauty of the Perth Hills....
Perth Homes Selling Faster as Listings Hit Record Low
Perth’s property market tightened further in August, with active listings dropping to a record low of 2,981. According to REIWA, this was 10.4 per cent fewer than July and 18.3 per cent lower than at the same time last year. A quieter flow of new listings through winter, paired with ongoing strong demand, has kept stock levels at historic lows. REIWA President Suzanne Brown noted that many sellers were reluctant to list in winter, partly due to presentation challenges, but also because buying conditions remain competitive. Some sellers are now choosing to list with the condition that they first secure a suitable new home. The result has been a significant imbalance between demand and supply, pushing homes to sell faster than before. This strong competition is evident in price growth. Perth’s median house price rose 0.4 per cent in August to $800,000, now 14.3 per cent higher than a year ago. Units also saw an uplift, with the median rising 0.5 per cent to $552,500 — 17.8 per cent higher than last year. Suburbs such as Palmyra, Stirling, Applecross, Jindalee and Aveley led the growth, with several others recording gains above 0.8 per cent. The pace of sales also picked up. Houses sold in a median of 10 days, while units sold even faster at nine days. Buyers are once again experiencing Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), similar to the first half of 2024, as homes in some suburbs — including Brabham, Treeby and Hammond Park — sold in as little as four to five days. On the rental front, Perth’s median dwelling rent remained steady at $680 per week in August. However, house rents rose 2.2 per cent to $700, while units held steady at $650. Leasing times shortened slightly to a median of 16 days, with strong demand in suburbs such as Alkimos, Yokine and Inglewood. REIWA expects mild seasonal increases in rent as the market heads towards the end of the year, but reports suggest many landlords are applying only modest adjustments at renewal. If you'd like to talk about how this will affect your property plans, don't hesitate to contact the team at Bellcourt on 08 6141 7848....
Spring Revival
Spring has arrived, bringing longer days, warmer sunshine, and the perfect chance to give your home and garden a seasonal refresh. With just a few simple steps, you can make the most of this vibrant time of year, creating spaces that feel fresh, inviting, and full of life. One of the most effective ways to rejuvenate your home’s appeal is through your garden. Pruning back overgrown branches, clearing away weeds, and filling bare patches with seasonal blooms can transform your outdoor areas. Adding mulch and feeding your plants not only boosts growth and colour but also helps maintain a healthy, thriving garden that enhances your property’s overall presentation. Beyond the garden, a little maintenance goes a long way in preparing your home for the warmer months. Cleaning gutters, giving decks and patios a good scrub or oil, and checking fences and gates for wear ensures your outdoor spaces are safe, tidy, and ready for entertaining. These simple updates can dramatically improve your home’s look while preventing bigger issues down the track. It’s also the perfect time to turn your attention to your irrigation system. With longer days and rising temperatures, checking for leaks or blockages and adjusting timers will keep your garden flourishing throughout summer. A healthy, well-kept garden not only adds beauty to your home but also creates a welcoming impression for guests and potential buyers. This spring, a little effort can make a big difference. From garden refreshes to outdoor maintenance, these simple updates will keep your home looking its best and help you enjoy everything the season has to offer....
Bellcourt Market Overview
The Perth property market has remained steady over the past month, with activity levels showing both resilience and consistency across sales and rentals. Across the metro area, there are currently 3,145 properties listed for sale, made up of 1,795 houses, 754 units and 596 land listings. Compared with four weeks ago, when stock sat at 3,373, listings have edged lower, and they are also down year-on-year from 3,466. This tightening in supply could contribute to further competition among buyers, particularly in sought-after suburbs where demand has remained consistently high. Overall, the Perth Metro property market is demonstrating stable and competitive conditions. Sales are tracking consistently, listings are trending downward, and rentals continue to move quickly, particularly in high-demand suburbs. For sellers, the combination of steady buyer demand and reduced supply provides a favourable environment. For tenants, the strong competition across many suburbs reinforces the need to act quickly when suitable properties become available. As we approach the warmer months, historically one of the most active times of year for property, these trends suggest that both buyers and renters will need to remain proactive in order to secure opportunities, while sellers and investors may benefit from ongoing demand across multiple sectors of the market....
Your Seasonal Escape at S&R Orchard
Spring in Perth is a magical time, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than at the S&R Orchard Blossom Festival. From September 12 to 29, 2025, this beloved annual event transforms the Perth Hills into a sea of pink cherry blossoms, creating a picture-perfect backdrop for visitors of all ages. Located just a 30-minute drive from Perth’s CBD at 36 Halleendale Road, Walliston, S&R Orchard makes it easy for families and friends to immerse themselves in the beauty of spring. The orchard is pram- and wheelchair-friendly, with hard pathways and undercover seating, so everyone can enjoy the experience comfortably. The festival offers a range of attractions for all visitors. Families can enjoy tractor rides, a petting farm, a bouncy castle, and even a Ferris wheel. There are also flower crown workshops on weekends, providing a creative souvenir to remember the day by. For photography lovers, the orchard features themed props such as vintage cars adorned with flowers, floral arches, and a pink piano, perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy shots. Foodies won’t be disappointed either — the festival hosts over 20 food trucks and coffee vans, offering everything from sweet treats to hearty bites. Entry is $12 for adults and $6 for children aged 3–12, with free parking available on-site. For weekends, it’s recommended to book a parking spot online to secure your visit. To make the most of your trip, consider arriving early to avoid the crowds, bringing a picnic rug, sunscreen, and a camera to capture the stunning blossoms. Whether you’re a local or visiting Perth, the S&R Orchard Blossom Festival is a perfect way to celebrate spring, enjoy family-friendly activities, and take in the natural beauty of the Perth Hills....
Perth Homes Selling Faster as Listings Hit Record Low
Perth’s property market tightened further in August, with active listings dropping to a record low of 2,981. According to REIWA, this was 10.4 per cent fewer than July and 18.3 per cent lower than at the same time last year. A quieter flow of new listings through winter, paired with ongoing strong demand, has kept stock levels at historic lows. REIWA President Suzanne Brown noted that many sellers were reluctant to list in winter, partly due to presentation challenges, but also because buying conditions remain competitive. Some sellers are now choosing to list with the condition that they first secure a suitable new home. The result has been a significant imbalance between demand and supply, pushing homes to sell faster than before. This strong competition is evident in price growth. Perth’s median house price rose 0.4 per cent in August to $800,000, now 14.3 per cent higher than a year ago. Units also saw an uplift, with the median rising 0.5 per cent to $552,500 — 17.8 per cent higher than last year. Suburbs such as Palmyra, Stirling, Applecross, Jindalee and Aveley led the growth, with several others recording gains above 0.8 per cent. The pace of sales also picked up. Houses sold in a median of 10 days, while units sold even faster at nine days. Buyers are once again experiencing Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), similar to the first half of 2024, as homes in some suburbs — including Brabham, Treeby and Hammond Park — sold in as little as four to five days. On the rental front, Perth’s median dwelling rent remained steady at $680 per week in August. However, house rents rose 2.2 per cent to $700, while units held steady at $650. Leasing times shortened slightly to a median of 16 days, with strong demand in suburbs such as Alkimos, Yokine and Inglewood. REIWA expects mild seasonal increases in rent as the market heads towards the end of the year, but reports suggest many landlords are applying only modest adjustments at renewal. If you'd like to talk about how this will affect your property plans, don't hesitate to contact the team at Bellcourt on 08 6141 7848....
Spring Revival
Spring has arrived, bringing longer days, warmer sunshine, and the perfect chance to give your home and garden a seasonal refresh. With just a few simple steps, you can make the most of this vibrant time of year, creating spaces that feel fresh, inviting, and full of life. One of the most effective ways to rejuvenate your home’s appeal is through your garden. Pruning back overgrown branches, clearing away weeds, and filling bare patches with seasonal blooms can transform your outdoor areas. Adding mulch and feeding your plants not only boosts growth and colour but also helps maintain a healthy, thriving garden that enhances your property’s overall presentation. Beyond the garden, a little maintenance goes a long way in preparing your home for the warmer months. Cleaning gutters, giving decks and patios a good scrub or oil, and checking fences and gates for wear ensures your outdoor spaces are safe, tidy, and ready for entertaining. These simple updates can dramatically improve your home’s look while preventing bigger issues down the track. It’s also the perfect time to turn your attention to your irrigation system. With longer days and rising temperatures, checking for leaks or blockages and adjusting timers will keep your garden flourishing throughout summer. A healthy, well-kept garden not only adds beauty to your home but also creates a welcoming impression for guests and potential buyers. This spring, a little effort can make a big difference. From garden refreshes to outdoor maintenance, these simple updates will keep your home looking its best and help you enjoy everything the season has to offer....
Bellcourt Market Overview
The Perth property market has remained steady over the past month, with activity levels showing both resilience and consistency across sales and rentals. Across the metro area, there are currently 3,145 properties listed for sale, made up of 1,795 houses, 754 units and 596 land listings. Compared with four weeks ago, when stock sat at 3,373, listings have edged lower, and they are also down year-on-year from 3,466. This tightening in supply could contribute to further competition among buyers, particularly in sought-after suburbs where demand has remained consistently high. Overall, the Perth Metro property market is demonstrating stable and competitive conditions. Sales are tracking consistently, listings are trending downward, and rentals continue to move quickly, particularly in high-demand suburbs. For sellers, the combination of steady buyer demand and reduced supply provides a favourable environment. For tenants, the strong competition across many suburbs reinforces the need to act quickly when suitable properties become available. As we approach the warmer months, historically one of the most active times of year for property, these trends suggest that both buyers and renters will need to remain proactive in order to secure opportunities, while sellers and investors may benefit from ongoing demand across multiple sectors of the market....