Brand new Hawthorn East apartments for sale with skyline views - RT Edgar
Apartments at 10 Lilydale Grove Hawthorn East for sale by Mark Wridgway and Yvette Laws of RT Edgar have been designed to have a low environmental footprint with an 8-star rating.
Fortitude Valley icon Brookes Street House sold for $3.2m - Place
118 Brookes Street Fortitude Valley sold by Heath Williams of Place New Farm who bought the residence in 2021 as a passion project.
Tillabudgery 43-acre Mornington Peninsula estate sold - Kay & Burton
23 Stanleys Road Balnarring sold by Tom Barr Smith, Will Maxted and Meg Pell of Kay & Burton lends perfectly to equestrian ventures.
Looming building slump becomes clearer - HIA
The Australian Bureau of Statistics released its monthly building approvals data for January for detached houses and multi-units covering all states and territories.
Home with direct access to Cyrils surf break for sale overlooking Bass Strait - Marshall White
88 King Street Flinders for sale by Oliver Bruce and John Bongiorno of Marshall White enjoys direct access to remote surf breaks Cyrils and Big Left.
Fleming Design Cowper Wharf Woolloomooloo penthouse-style apartment for sale - Highland
327/6E Cowper Wharf Roadway Woolloomooloo for sale by David Malouf and Michelle Brooks of Highland Property amalgamates 3 apartments into one luxury living space.
REIA says it’s time for RBA to wait
ABS data shows that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 7.4% over the twelve months ending January 2023.
Property market’s perfect storm - Ray White
Ray White Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee said a combination of increasing population and housing shortages were likely the main drivers for prices starting to rise.
Another slow month for listings - Ray White
According to William Clark, Ray White Data Analyst, listings for the three months up to February were down 14.1 per cent on the same period last year.
More properties needed as rents soar to new record - REIWA
As Perth's median rent rose to a record $535 per week in February, REIWA CEO Cath Hart said WA needed 18,000 - 20,000 new rental properties to return to a balanced market.