Coast’s most family-friendly suburbs have safe appeal
THE Coast’s most family-friendly suburbs show the popular options tend to be a step back from the beach.
Property
Pat Rafter’s stunning, $18m mansion under contract
TENNIS legend Pat Rafter’s $18m Sunshine Beach mansion has gone under contract.
7 million dollar city homes for sale right now
HERE are seven of Toowoomba’s best, and most expensive, houses on the market right now.
REVEALED: 22 per cent of home buyers blow their budgets
SOME people spent $150,000 more than they planned, with many saying they just fell in love with a particular property or underestimated the costs.
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Unit and townhouse activity grows
QUEENSLAND units and townhouses have followed the positive lead of the house market, according to the latest Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) data.
Banks expected to cut as RBA sits tight
HOME loan customers should look forward to lenders lowering interest rates out of cycle despite the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) staying on the sidelines.
Rate hold as selling season begins
CENTURY 21’s Geoffrey Jordan believes that the RBA’s decision to keep interest rates on hold will encourage many buyers to make a property purchase.
Taking advantage of Gladstone’s property boom
ALONG with the influx of new arrivals in Gladstone has come an influx of housing, so what does this mean for property investors?
Minyama Home
This Minyama home sold for $6.9 million, the best price for a Sunshine Coast residential property since the global financial crisis five years ago.
Belief back in real estate after median prices rise
AN IMPROVEMENT in median prices has been seen across much of NSW and is a clear indication that confidence is returning to the property market.
Tenant and real estate dispute over flooded home clean-up
A DISPUTE between a real estate agency and a tenant in a house in North Bundaberg has put the focus on who is responsible for cleaning up flooded properties.
Housing affordability is killing home ownership rates
A NEW report proves the need for a concerted approach by Governments to address housing affordability, particularly for first home buyers, says the REIA.
Housing approval numbers to fall short of RBA expectations
THE first ABS building approvals update for 2013 indicates that new home building activity will this year fall short of RBA expectations.
Residential construction still on uncertain ground
PRELIMINARY ABS figures released today indicate that residential construction activity continued to improve in the final quarter of 2012.
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