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Senate clears legislation to slug foreign owners with tax if they leave their properties vacant
The senate has cleared legislation that allows foreign owners to be charged an annual fee if they leave their properties vacant for six months or longer.
Hobart's vacancy rate at record lows: SQM
Hobart's vacancy rate fell to a record low of 0.3 per cent in October, according to new data from SQM Research.
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'The Empyre' started life in 1860 as Castlemaine's Albion Hotel
Originally built in 1860 as the Albion Hotel, 'The Empyre' is an impeccibly restored and imposing building in the central Victorian township of Castlemaine. For sale with endless possibilities.
Victorian first-home buyers' 2018 shared-equity scheme open for registrations
Victorian first-home buyers can express their interest in HomesVic — a shared equity scheme that will see the state government provide up to 25 per cent of the initial price of a buyer’s first home.
Sydney's first apartment building for sale through Savills, Sotheby's
Property NSW is selling Sydney’s first apartment building, 'Stevens Buildings'.
Wealthy residents put Monaco in top spot: Knight Frank
At $81,000 (€53,000) per square metre, Monaco's residential real estate is the most expensive in the world according to Knight Frank.
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Cottesloe beach summer breezes and views
Perfectly suited to its glamorous Cottesloe address, this architect-designed residence makes a bold statement in coastal living. For sale by Space Real Estate Cottesloe.
Canberra records nation's highest auction clearance rate
Canberra recorded a clearance rate of 72.9 per cent last week, the highest clearance rate in the country, according to CoreLogic.
Get to know Simon McGrath of Abel McGrath, Perth: "I go to bed at the end of the day feeling great about what I do"
Simon McGrath was helping out in a mate's plumbing business when a casual conversation with a customer triggered the realisation that real estate was a career he could excel in.
Buyers can save up to six figures by buying the next suburb on the train line in Melbourne: REIV
Melbournites can save up to six figures by buying a home in the next suburb down the train line, according to new data from the REIV.
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