Good time to sell, house prices rise
Homeowners in Yamba, Lawrence and Glenreagh are staying put for about 12 years
Property
Rural life in high demand as subdivisions skyrocket
PALMWOODS Real Estate owner Byron Miller makes his living off selling property, but even he has “mixed feelings” about the growing list of new subdivisions.
Cashed-up investors driving Ipswich’s luxury housing market
A new wave of interstate investors and young super savers are spending close to $1 million on Ipswich homes
Building your prosperity through property
IT’S no secret us Aussies love to invest in property, but no matter what type of investor you are there are three simple investing principles you have to know.
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Sales hope springs overseas
AN INTERNATIONAL expression of interest campaign has been launched for the sale of Noosa Springs.
Building innovation rewarded
WINNERS of the Master Builders State Housing & Construction Awards were announced at a gala presentation held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.
Lots of land, yet few houses
THERE’S sufficient building land zoned and approved in the Rockhampton region to meet demand for the next 30 years.
Shopping centre’s ultimate praise
THE $400m expansion of Robina Town Centre last year has paid off with the centre winning a stack of accolades at the 2011 Queensland Retail Property Awards.
Approvals give RBA another rates tip
SLUGGISH activity in the home finance sector should provide another reason for the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut official rates on Melbourne Cup day
Rocky building sells for $8 million
COMMERCIAL property is being snapped up quickly in Rockhampton, as one of the most prominent office buildings in the city has sold for about $8 million
Pricing to conditions crucial
IN a slower real estate market hamstrung by subdued confidence, it is extremely important to competitively price your property if you are a serious seller.
Porsche lovers buy Big Pineapple
A TRIO of Brisbane millionaires has paid $5.8 million for the Big Pineapple at Woombye.
Gen Y leads savings
GENERATION Y is leading the nationwide charge to become more savings savvy in response to the global financial crisis (GFC), a survey has found.
Saving money can be easy
AUSTRALIA has again become a nation of savers, according to the Reserve Bank.
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