Major bank’s huge move on rates
Competition among mortgage providers has spurred a big four bank to cut its variable interest rates ahead of tomorrow’s RBA decision on the cash rate.
Competition among mortgage providers has spurred a big four bank to cut its variable interest rates ahead of tomorrow’s RBA decision on the cash rate.
A key developer has blasted the progress of The Spit Master Plan rollout, saying there is ‘no visibility’ around the future of the precinct and the fate of ‘catalyst sites’. FIND OUT WHY
New modelling has revealed how much rents are set to change across each suburb over the next six months and year.
An exclusive forecast has shed new light on the continuing rent crisis, with tenants across the state warned to brace for rent hikes within the next 6 and 12 months.
Developers will go back to the drawing board on hundreds of Gold Coast towers approved in the past decade – with many expected to get substantially taller. FIND OUT MORE
The Reserve Bank is expected to soon announce an interest-rate cut, with new modelling revealing the varying impact it will have on household budgets across each suburb.
A building site in Sydney’s west, where a $600 million town centre was meant to be built by Jean Nassif’s Toplace, now has a new owner.
A big-money battle has played out over a property on one of the Gold Coast’s busiest arterial roads which was once owned by a famous figure. FIND OUT MORE
The developer behind a $1.5bn project which is one of the largest in the Gold Coast’s history has made a shock decision about its future. FIND OUT WHAT IT MEANS
A prolific developer has completed two of its outstanding projects ahead of breaking ground on a giant four-tower mega project next to one of the Gold Coast’s busiest shopping centres.
The Gold Coast City Council will sell a giant block of land – more than 85 years after its named owner’s death – for a surprising reason. THE BIZARRE DETAILS
One of the big four banks has made a major call ahead of any Reserve Bank of Australia decision to cut the cash rate.
Developers who do not move to break ground on their projects will lose their approvals under a proposal being discussed to end land banking. FIND OUT HOW
Property prices continued to slide in January across nearly every capital city, but buyers are being urged to act quickly as the downturn could be short-lived.
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