Developers pull back on projects
Developers are shedding major apartment sites along the eastern seaboard as banks tighten lending.
Developers are shedding major apartment sites along the eastern seaboard as banks tighten lending.
Queensland’s tourism industry could take years to recover from Cyclone Debbie, which battered three of island resorts.
Luxury real estate sales, especially in some Sydney suburbs, are being negotiated at 30 per cent price hikes.
Being close to the racecourse and clients gives this agent a rails run.
Multi-millionaire Angus Karoll has pocketed almost $11 million from the sale of his peninsula estate.
Home sellers are rushing to offload their houses and apartments this week before an expected slowdown in the market.
Marriott’s Craig Smith will go from overseeing 200 regional hotels a year ago, to 600 hotels by the end of this year.
The Agency network is about to take on the management of 4000 properties as well as 30 additional agents.
Impact Investment Group plans to buy Sydney’s Four Points by Sheraton, Central Park and some associated office space.
International and domestic tourists pumped more than $100 billion into the Australian economy last year.
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