$25b property at ‘very high risk’: The Qld suburbs in firing line
A staggering $25 billion worth of property in Australia is ‘at very high risk’ from rising sea levels and coastal erosion. These are the Queensland suburbs in the firing line.
A staggering $25 billion worth of property in Australia is ‘at very high risk’ from rising sea levels and coastal erosion. These are the Queensland suburbs in the firing line.
Median house prices in more than 100 Queensland suburbs have dropped since their peak, in what is the first sign that the real estate market might finally be going from blast furnace to balmy. SEARCH NOW
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Ten townhouses and two commercial lots have been approved for the site.
Houses ranging from tiny two-bedders up to massive six-bedroom properties have already sold this year
A real estate from the Lockyer Valley has undergone a rebranding as it expands into south east Queensland.
After a year of strong growth, the Lockyer Valley property market looks set to be mixed in 2021. DETAILS:
Shops, eateries, warehouses and offices were bought and sold in Ipswich last year
An Ipswich suburb has made its record house sale, used ‘virtual tours’ to sell homes during COVID
At least eight million-dollar sales were recorded for the estate over the past twelve months.
The property already has approved development applications in place
See the top 10 most expensive homes to sell within 20 minutes of the CBD this year
They’re the houses most of us dream of, but for some Lockyer Valley residents they are home. See inside:
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