Napla takes charge of Mayfair holdings
The embattled Mayfair 101’s senior lender on the portfolio has started putting properties on the market.
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Property poised for rebound
How Australia’s property market has largely withstood COVID-19 and predictions of doom.
Sand sells as lifestyle drives coastal push
Beachfront suburbs in commuting distance have taken ofF during COVID-19, with lifestyle and work-life balance driving a shift away from inner-city living.
Baby Q’s death ‘a sad indictment’
Child protection advocates are calling for a multi-state review of interactions of authorities with ‘Baby Q’, the little girl killed when she was tossed into the Tweed River.
Workers heading back to the CBDs
Workers are increasingly making the commute back to CBD offices, with most markets seeing a rise in occupancy last month.
Stimulus ‘obscuring housing problems’
While the residential market looks to be coming around, analysts warn that stimulus may be obscuring the severity of the COVID-19 impact on property.
Palmer millions count for nothing
Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer was the biggest spender of the election campaign, but the massive spend did not convert to votes for his party.
Keen homebuyers defy spring lull
Pent-up demand in Melbourne’s property market has helped to defy the traditional lull in auctions numbers caused by the Spring Racing Carnival.
Bells chime for bridesmaid suburbs
As Queensland’s Sunshine Coast market heats up for summer, buyers are looking to turn away from prestige addresses to snag a bargain.
Schoolboy impaled by javelin ‘was very lucky’
A 12-year-old has been impaled in the groin in a freak accident at a prestigious school in Upper Coomera.
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