Regional Queensland is getting some of the recognition it deserves.
With negative gearing only available for investment in newly-built residential property existing investors will find it more difficult to sell their properties as other investors will show little interest in existing property with inevitable falls in value to follow.
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Recent policy announcements by the Queensland Government are a classic example of a complete lack of understanding of the connectivity between property markets and the economy.
While the state and fate of these markets can be left for another discussion, it was interesting to read the extract in its entirety and see other observations that many commentators had failed to highlight.
It is difficult to predict what will happen next, however a fear of increasing interest rates should not deter you from investing in a property.
While our survey has found that the majority of people aren’t deterred from purchasing property by the election, a lot of people are and have decided to wait it out.
Illegal building is a common risk for property buyers, but most aren’t aware that their new home may come with a disastrous DIY job.
We need to break through the noise and receive equal opportunity when quoting jobs, putting aside sex, race or any differences. Its about who will get the job done well.
I call for the NSW government to provide retirees with a 50% reduction in stamp duty for a residential property purchased to replace an existing residential property up to the value of $1 million.
For the last decade, the Australian property and construction industry has been committed to reducing carbon emissions, delivering cost savings, boosting health and productivity, and creating places that are good for the environment and people too.
There are definitely opportunities outside your home state, but the path to purchase is quite different. For this reason, it’s vital that you take your time and don’t dive into things.
The Brisbane off-the-plan apartment market has benefited from high demand in recent years, but we are moving into a new property cycle.
The NSW government should provide first homebuyers with a 50 per cent reduction in the stamp duty on a purchase of a residential property less than $1 million and provide the ability to pay the stamp duty over time.
As prices keep going up even in the face of bad news, most commentators and people who are not “in the market” decry the increases and become more vociferous. Their negative stance is being proven to be wrong by the market but in their mind they are right.