World’s cheapest island put to test
DOES a chance to buy your own island in the picturesque Sandy Strait for less than $200,000 still sound a little far fetched? We put the island to the test.
DOES a chance to buy your own island in the picturesque Sandy Strait for less than $200,000 still sound a little far fetched? We put the island to the test.
Celebrities who own/have owned their own Island paradise include…
FOR work he travels at top speed in a car worth millions of dollars.
YOU don’t have to be Kate Middleton to live in a castle …
HOME owners are showing little interest in switching to fixed interest rate mortgages despite the varying outlooks of the Reserve Bank of Australia.
WOULD $3.5 million make a difference? All the difference in the world, if you ask well-liked Gympie smash repairer Noel Atkinson.
PROSPECTIVE home buyers looking for their slice of paradise can snap up one of eight remaining vacant blocks in the seaside town of Seventeen Seventy.
THE demise of long-established company Queensland Home Builders is a further indication that the sector is yet to emerge from its prolonged slump.
GLADSTONE has been nominated as the hottest property market in the country by real estate agents, property developers, investors and owners.
THE five-bedroom Queenslander high on The Range could set a $2 million-plus house sale record for Rockhampton.
LIVING by the beach – at least part of the time – is one of the dreams of most Australians, according to a real estate survey.
FIFTEEN thousand dollars doesn’t buy you much these days, but in Goomeri it gets you a block of land.
DISRUPTIONS caused by natural disasters and low sales volumes have resulted in soft market conditions across the Australian capital cities.
THE historic Royal Hotel in Harrisville will go under the hammer tomorrow.
THE Sunshine Coast now has the most expensive land in the country and sales are suffering.
NSW councils have come under fire from a developer lobby group for putting the economy at risk through planning red tape and excessive charges on new homes.
A GROUP that bought up parts of the Daintree rainforest to protect it from development has now saved $23 million worth of Tasmanian forest.
RAINBOW Bay is the location for Australia’s biggest ever prize home, with the BoysTown charity lottery announcing a $2.5 million prize package.
A NEW Zealand couple that sold investment properties to Queensland residents has been hit with fines totalling $100,000 after being found guilty.
IF Mayor Peter Taylor had his way, the street names used in one of Toowoomba’s more “bubbly” estates would be corked, shelved and allowed to age forever.
A NORTHERN NSW company is working with inventor Shaun Waterford to create a prototype structure of an underwater habitat.
WHEN Graham Sippo and Patricia Schmidt finish their home at Billen Cliffs Village it will be one fine joint – and the first Australian home made from hemp.
THINKING outside the box has created an innovative room-in-a-box concept set to revolutionise the building industry.
THE historic “North Toolburra” property has sold for more than $10 million.
THE house that Hanson built is now officially on the open market for $2.15 million.
QUEENSLAND is only building one new home for every four new residents, creating a serious housing shortfall.
THE FRASER Coast’s sale of the century is on, with news that Kingfisher Bay Resort and Eurong Beach Resort are up for sale.
KOALA protection legislation, due to come into effect last Friday, has been delayed because developers were unhappy, says the Australian Koala Foundation.
AN island off Toogoom rumoured to be worth $7 million has been sold.
THE face of the Emerald CBD is set for further changes, with work to get underway on the Leichhardt Hotel.
A BID of $7.7 million failed to meet the reserve price on a prime Central Queensland cattle property at auction yesterday, although it came close.
SELLING up and moving on can be an exciting time – maybe the family has left the nest and it’s time to downsize or maybe your family is still growing.
EMERALD’S real estate market defied economic doom and gloom last financial quarter with average house sales rising by almost 6%.
THE full effects of the plummeting coal prices and subsequent job losses on the region’s property market are yet to be felt, according to one senior valuer.
NICK BODLEY has been saving up his hard-earned pennies and is now planning to buy his first home.
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