Lending crackdown to combat soaring house prices
The banking regulator has revealed tough new changes for Australians looking to buy a property from this month, with these buyers set to be most affected:
The banking regulator has revealed tough new changes for Australians looking to buy a property from this month, with these buyers set to be most affected:
Noosa’s crack down on short-term rentals to help housing affordability has one issues. Those homes are often not “affordable”, writes Stayz’ Eacham Curry.
A Tewantin businessman has slammed council for refusing his proposal to build 19 units in a decision that “pained” the mayor because she said the development was needed.
A banker and his family have spent months at one of Noosa’s most expensive holiday homes as the CEO remains under instructions not to travel.
Gympie road projects among the big spending priorities
The international broadband submarine cable is among a host of innovations the Sunshine Coast is using as it becomes a player on the world stage.
Council’s race to make Gympie generic, Home Brand and inoffensive
Check out this weekend’s Sunshine Coast homes open for inspection.
A luxury mixed use development in Noosa is nearing completion and has already sold $130 million in property.
Real estate agents say ScoMo’s election win trumps rate cut in boosting market
WATCH: Construction has officially started on the first terraces precinct at Stockland’s $199 million Bokarina Beach development.
Construction to begin on project that has spanned 15 years.
Tucked away near the end of a cul de sac, this property’s driveway offers no hints about what lies beyond.
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