First-home support boost sparks call for more
Thousands of Victorian first-home buyers can set their sights $250,000 higher after a federal government announcement at the weekend. But builders are calling for them to get even more help.
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Lockdown costs Melbourne buyers $25k grant
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The Blackman hotel permanently closed
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Australia 108 open for highest home inspection
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‘One of the busiest Saturdays in many months’
Melbourne homebuyers are booking out new home display suite visiting times days in advance after the government changed its stance on private property inspections last weekend.
Lockdown changing our views on home
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Juicy bargain listing comes with one million oranges
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Innovative offices could entice workers back to CBD
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