Therese Rein cashes in on Noosa property boom
Queensland richlister Therese Rein has cashed in big time on investments she made in Noosa, selling multiple blocks in a row for over $10m and buying two more homes for over $8m.
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Aussie motels catching eye of savvy buyers
After peaking in popularity during the ‘60s and ‘70s, motels fell out of favour. But in post-pandemic times, the modest motel is ticking plenty of boxes, especially for smart DIY investors. Here’s why.
How 32yo man bought six homes
An Aussie father boasts an impressive portfolio of six properties worth $2.7m at the ripe age of 32. Here’s how he did it.
Housing boom to slow as fall in prices predicted
Predictions are showing that the nation’s booming property market may not last – but the impact it will have in the long term is still up in the air.
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Council to sell off assets
An expression of interest has gone out with plans to auction off three properties.
NEW YEAR: 8 Lower River businesses for sale
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Will changes green light manufactured home estate?
New graphics provided in the submission show a completely different layout to the original development plan.
Cafe? Fast food? Sky’s the limit for Palmers Island site
Residents are curious to see what the future holds following the recent sale of this site. Will it be more of the same or something completely different?
Why this video is dividing the Lower Clarence community
Since video was posted to social media, the community is divided on whether the development should go ahead.
8 most controversial developments in the Clarence Valley
From funeral homes and road construction to high-density housing, here are the Clarence Valley’s most contentious developments of 2020.
‘Exciting plans’ for Palmers Store
It was an early Christmas present for one buyer when they snapped up a hot piece of Lower Clarence property.
Clarence Valley most influential 2020: #6
One man stands out as the face of Yamba’s record-breaking and evolving real estate market.
Can landowner really divide and sell Yamba’s waterway?
Clarence Valley councillors will face a difficult task in the new year when they decide yes or no to controversial development
EXPLAINED: Why latest Yamba development isn’t about greed
Of all the developments Adrian Ciano has been involved with, this latest project in Yamba might just be his favourite.
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