First-home buyers’ loan scramble
First-home buyer scheme may be expanded after more than 40 per cent of places filled in less than four weeks.
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Partying Covid teens charged
Three Qld women who travelled to Melbourne and returned with COVID-19 after falsifying border declarations face up to five years jail.
Rent falls mirror sale price drop-off
Capital city rental prices have slipped further over the June quarter as demand from foreign students and migrants vanished as a result of border closures.
Buyers escaping to country, coast
James and Christiane Duigan are looking to move from Adelaide to Byron Bay for a post-coronavirus lifestyle reset in the country’s wellness capital.
Bleak City auctions reflect the name
The auction slowdown in Melbourne continued this weekend as nervous vendors pushed down the city’s success rate, which fell well behind bustling Sydney.
Aussie tech company helps NBA rebound
The long-awaited return of America’s NBA season next week received some of its bounce from a small tech company in Queensland.
No erosion of wealthy buyers’ beachfront interest
An erosion event that caused two homes to be partially lost to the sea on the NSW Central Coast earlier this month has done little to deter wealthy buyers.
Pier South penthouse scores $7.35m
A penthouse with views overlooking the Brisbane River at Newstead has sold for $7.35m – the biggest apartment sale in the city so far this year.
Evacuation after tiles pop, wall crack
Residents of another Sydney apartment building near the new M4 tunnel forced into a pre-dawn evacuation over fears it may have become unstable.
Property sentiment up but COVID concerns remain
Coronavirus hits the property industry harder than expected but confidence more broadly rose through the September quarter.
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