Sunshine Coast beachside lifestyle
A breezy tropical style and a touch of yesteryear glamour inform this luxury Yarooma home, set beside a protected reserve. For sale by Dianne Swan of Richardson & Wrench Coolum.
House prices should rise by five per cent, says Macquarie senior economist | VIDEO
An increase in housing confidence should see a national increase in house prices by the end of next year, Macquarie's Justin Fabo says.
Tasmanian housing debt deal needs to be managed carefully, says REIT
Real Estate Institute of Tasmania president Tony Collidge has welcomed the federal government's announcement to waive the state's $157.6 million housing debt but says more resources are needed to fully address the affordability and access issues.
Sydney leads spring auction clearance rates
Sydney has been the standout of the capital city auction markets in the first week of spring, recording a preliminary clearance rate of 83.1 per cent in the latest results from CoreLogic.
High five for Sam at Ray White Queensland Awards
Sam Guo of Ray White Broadbeach celebrated half a decade of dominance at the Ray White Queensland Awards held last week, named number one sales performer in the state for the fifth year running.
Bulimba riverfront opulence over two titles
With a magnificent backdrop of river and city views, this generously proportioned home offers a beautiful showcase of traditional features, in an updated context. For sale by Sarah Hackett of Place Bulimba.
Sophisticated billiards rooms
Ready for another round? Take a look at these refined Billiards Rooms found on Luxury List.
Modern beachfront hideaway on Great Mackerel
Like a private getaway, this modern beach house feels like it is floating on the water. For sale by Peter Robinson of LJ Hooker Palm Beach.
What to watch out for when completing agency agreements
When it comes to agency agreements, it’s paramount to cross your t’s and dot your i’s
REISA vows to meet with government on land tax following survey results
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia has signalled its intention to meet with the government to discuss proposed land tax changes after 93 per cent of its members said they did not agree with the plans laid out in this year's state budget.