Property Council blasts Senator over negative gearing
THE Property Council of Australia has blasted the Greens for claiming the abandonment of negative gearing would save the Government billions of dollars.
THE Property Council of Australia has blasted the Greens for claiming the abandonment of negative gearing would save the Government billions of dollars.
A historical South Grafton residence with remarkably preserved character will be sold for the first time since the 1960s.
IT IS a familiar story for some home buyers: You go to an auction, thinking you have a shot, and the property goes for thousands more than the agent indicated.
ECCO Ripley celebrated its first birthday with the announcement of retail giant Coles as the first anchor tenant for the Ripley Town Centre.
THE BATTLE is heating up to lure US supermarket giant Costco to the region.
BLOCKS of land could be on the market at Kings Forest by late next year after the mega residential development was given the green light by the Federal Government.
NEW REIQ figures have been hailed as evidence Ipswich real estate is booming with a bigger surge tipped to come.
A $1.7 billion retirement village providing up to 2500 units will transform the Springfield region’s health precinct.
MORE than 50 people inspected a new affordable housing complex in Gladstone at the weekend.
MASTER Builders Central Queensland regional manager Dennis Bryant wants home-owners to know they hold the cards when it comes to contractors.
NEW research reveals home buyers and renters are willing to pay extra money for homes with solar panels installed.
INFIGHTING has destroyed a property syndicate’s dream of a lucrative seaside investment – and cost it half a million dollars.
ATTENTION Clive Palmer, Gina Rinehart and James Packer – your next holiday home could be right here.
THE UGLY duckling of central Ipswich, the old courthouse building, is about to undergo a multi-million dollar refurbishment.
ROLLESTON’S Wildhorse property has set an acreage benchmark for Central Queensland.
SEVEN fines of $2277 were handed out last week to unlicensed workers in the region in a major crackdown in the building industry following Cyclone Marcia.
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