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Sex for rent: Seedy landlords exploit housing crisis
A WOMAN was told she could live in this man’s North Coast townhouse for free. But there was a major catch.
‘It’s mind-boggling’: Berghofer on land sale over-supply
MULTI-millionaire property developer Clive Berghofer believes an over-supply of subdivided land is slowing down land sales.
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Mortgage volumes highest for two years
AUSTRALIAN Finance Group processed $3.1 billion of mortgages in October — its highest volume for any October on record, and for any month since March 2009.
Property guru says Ipswich is Australia’s hottest property
IPSWICH has out-performed the south-east’s real estate market for 10 years in an “unprecedented” fashion and that upward trend is set to continue.
History under the hammer
SAMUEL See’s 1880 house in Grafton is up for sale.
Modest rises in house sales prices
THE housing industry has welcomed a modest rises in house sales prices, after the ABS revealed prices went up 0.3% in the September quarter.
Cheaper to buy than rent in 388 suburbs country-wide
SOFTER property prices are proving a boon to renters wanting to own their own homes with it now cheaper to buy than lease.
RBA tipped to cut mortgage rates to 3% by year’s end
THE Reserve Bank is an even money bet to cut the cash rate when it meets on Melbourne Cup day next week.
Property market takes dip with fall in capital city prices
PROPERTY prices in Australia’s capital cities fell in October, interrupting a four-month run of recovery.
Property magazine backs Gladstone as top place to invest
A PROPERTY investment magazine has backed local real estate agent sentiment that the Gladstone market is ideal for investors.
Recovery in property market picks up pace
THE number of property sales in Ipswich is almost back to pre-flood levels, according to half-yearly figures from PRDnationwide.
Foreign investment laws ‘lopsided’ says senator
AUSTRALIA’S lopsided rules on foreign investment have protected urban homes and residential land but allowed open slather on farming land.
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