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NSW affordability package: Stamp duty savings

NSW affordability package: Stamp duty savings

The third instalment of Government measures to address the affordability struggle in Sydney and Melbourne has been delivered, with the … Read more »

Seasonal change hits vacancy rates

Seasonal change hits vacancy rates

Residential vacancy rates are on the rise as the onset of cooler weather slows the market, which is still tightly … Read more »

Are Sydney & Melbourne at their peak?

Are Sydney & Melbourne at their peak?

A lack of stock for sale in both Sydney and Melbourne has substantially contributed to a prolonging of the current … Read more »

What the rate cut means for the property market

What the rate cut means for the property market

The Reserve Bank’s latest interest rate cut has taken the official cash rate to a new record low of 1.5%.

This … Read more »

New property trends: multi-gen living

New property trends: multi-gen living

One of the best things about Australian property buyers and renters is their ability to adapt to changing market conditions.

As … Read more »

How to buy before the boom

How to buy before the boom

It’s the Holy Grail for aspiring investors – picking the right suburb and buying cheap just before it booms. But … Read more »

Home prices rise in January

Home prices rise in January

Home values are now firmly on the road to recovery, with … Read more »

Data reveals best month to auction property

Data reveals best month to auction property

New data suggests the best month to sell a property by … Read more »

End of 2012 real estate market wrap- what is next for 2013?

End of 2012 real estate market wrap- what is next for 2013?

Housing finance data was released this week by the Australian Bureau … Read more »

Latest data shows Aussie house prices are surging back

Latest data shows Aussie house prices are surging back

Home values across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Hobart and Canberra all rose … Read more »

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