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Writing for Homely, Greville explains how renovating to sell starts with the target buyer, avoiding overcapitalisation and focusing spending where it returns most.

Greville Pabst secured House 5 at The Block 2019 auctions, highlighting strong market demand, competitive bidding, and the risks of auction order.

Greville Pabst secured Josh and Elyse’s 2017 Block house for comedian Dave Hughes, acting as buyer’s agent during the auction.

Greville Pabst bought four of five apartments at The Block’s 2018 Gatwick auctions, representing multiple clients in competitive bidding.

Greville buys back a piece of the Gatwick for twin sisters Yvette Kelly and Rose Banks, who ran the St Kilda hotel for 46 years.

Vistage Australia profiles how consolidation drove Greville Pabst's WBP Group from a Victorian practice to a national valuation firm, built on people and technology.

Greville describes to realestate.com.au that location works on three equal levels – suburb, street and the property's position.

As we step into Autumn, signs are emerging that Melbourne’s property market is on the cusp of a shift — and this time, it’s working in buyers’ and investors’ favour.

As we step into 2025, Australia’s property market stands at a crossroads, defined by its dynamic and multifaceted nature.

Over the past five years, its performance has lagged behind other capitals but is set for a turnaround. Expect clearance rates to rise, stronger investor activity, and an upswing in prices, particularly in finished homes and high-quality apartments.

Insights into emerging trends shaping the property investment landscape.