Hobart leaps to 11th place on Knight Frank price growth index
With improved connectivity and infrastructure, Australia is becoming closer to the rest of the world, and now cities such as Canberra and Hobart are benefiting, as well as Sydney and Melbourne, according to Knight Frank.
Investor regulatory interventions weigh on apartment construction
“Investors have been the target of a number of regulatory interventions and we are now seeing this impact on residential building activity,” says HIA Senior Economist, Geordan Murray.
Perth micro-lots a welcome addition to housing stock: REIWA
The REIWA has welcomed the addition of micro-lots to Perth's housing stock, saying they offer an alternative to the city's traditional housing and high-density inner-city homes.
Stately Chateau de Lumiere brings French provincial luxury to Templestowe
This brand new residence with coveted inclusions is for sale through Carmen Stenta and Jason Hearn of Woodards Camberwell.
NT land tax will impact all Territorians: REINT
The REINT is "vigorously" lobbying the Northern Territory government to rule out introducing a land tax at the upcoming budget.
Law firm embarks on flammable cladding class action
Law firm Adley Burstyner is seeking expressions of interest from owners in a class action against builders who installed flammable cladding.
Aussies believe they need $830,000 to be 'financially free'
Most Australians believe they need $830,000 to significantly improve their lives forever, but residents of NSW say they need a bit more than that.
Grand North Adelaide manor circa 1890 on elegant estate
This historic mansion, positioned in a world class location within two kilometres from the city, is for sale by Sally Cameron of Toop & Toop.
New NSW housing code to boost the 'missing middle' in Sydney
Homeowners and developers wanting to build medium-density housing should find approvals faster and more straightforward under new processes being introduced by the NSW government.
Increasing property taxes won’t fix WA’s budget woes: REIWA
The REIWA says increasing property taxes in the upcoming state budget could jeopardise the 'green shoots' of recovery emerging in the housing market.