War on Noosa waterfront over bill for wall maintenance
RESIDENTS of an exclusive Noosa estate face a multi-million dollar repair bill to fix subsiding revetment walls fronting waterfront homes.
RESIDENTS of an exclusive Noosa estate face a multi-million dollar repair bill to fix subsiding revetment walls fronting waterfront homes.
LOCATION…location …location is the buzz phrase used in real estate to help sell houses, followed by “close” to shops and schools.
MELBOURNE is becoming a drag on the national housing market, with new data showing it’s the only capital city where home prices continue to fall.
DEMAND for affordable homes has grown across Queensland with an REIQ report showing an increase of 24% for house sales under $350,000 in the September quarter.
LEGISLATION to join a national electronic conveyancing system was introduced into State Parliament today.
THE Sunshine Coast’s Caloundra South development will generate almost 40,000 jobs by 2040 and inject $7.7 billion into the local region, a report says.
MORE first homebuyers plan to purchase their first property later in life, according the 2012 Mortgage Choice Future First Homebuyer Survey.
MASTER Builders has welcomed the release of the Office of Best Practice Regulation (OBPR) interim report on Measuring and Reducing the Burden of Regulation.
ABS data released this week shows confidence is returning to the Queensland housing market, Queensland Government treasurer Tim Nicholls says.
AUSTRALIAN Finance Group processed $3.1 billion of mortgages in October — its highest volume for any October on record, and for any month since March 2009.
IPSWICH has out-performed the south-east’s real estate market for 10 years in an “unprecedented” fashion and that upward trend is set to continue.
BUNDABERG’S real estate industry is booming with more than 300 properties sold in the past three months.
RENTERS with pets could be up for an extra week’s rent when they pay their bond, under a state government proposal to change residential tenancy laws.
THE housing industry has welcomed a modest rises in house sales prices, after the ABS revealed prices went up 0.3% in the September quarter.
SOFTER property prices are proving a boon to renters wanting to own their own homes with it now cheaper to buy than lease.
THE Reserve Bank is an even money bet to cut the cash rate when it meets on Melbourne Cup day next week.
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