Landmark Harcourts agent Sally Douglas says demand for Wagga rural properties strong due to limited supply

Jess Whitty
Updated February 7 2019 - 4:31pm, first published 4:18pm
RICH: Landmark livestock agent Peter Cabot said there have been some “extraordinarily high” commodity prices for sheep and cattle over the past 18 months.
RICH: Landmark livestock agent Peter Cabot said there have been some “extraordinarily high” commodity prices for sheep and cattle over the past 18 months.

The drought is barely affecting Wagga’s rural property values and demand is high with little supply on the market, according to a local rural agent. 

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Jess Whitty

Jess Whitty

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