New home sales show signs of stabilising - HIA
New research by HIA has revealed that new home sales appear to have stabilised in the first quarter of 2019.
Key development opportunity in Moreton Bay Region
The development site specialists at Ray White Special Projects Queensland have an approved development site for sale in one of Moreton Bay Region’s premier growth hubs.
Storey time at Ray White Cottesloe
Sales agent Chris Storey has begun a new chapter of his career at Ray White's Cottesloe | Mosman Park office.
Graceful English elegance with Melbourne views
Offering an idyllic lifestyle, this stately home with subtly retained period features sits among designer gardens by Paul Bangay. For sale by Antony Woodley of Collins Simms Fitzroy North.
Lower investor demand reflected in shrinking apartment pipeline - JLL
The number of apartments under construction in Australia’s six major capital cities has fallen by around 10% over the past year, according to JLL'S 1Q 2019 Apartment Market Reports.
Real estate sector gears up for May 18
With just over two weeks to go until the federal election, potential changes to negative gearing remain front and centre for Australia's real estate sector.
Positive result for SA house prices ahead of election
The median house price in South Australia has held its ground, according to the latest data from REISA.
Bold Adelaide: Hollywood-style hilltop panoramas
This world-class mansion sits high above the CBD with views to the sea and comes with stunning luxury details including a cinema, two storey infinity pool and a private day spa with in-house steam room and massage room. For sale by Grant Giordano and Ross Smith of South Australia Sotheby’s International Realty.
Downturn eases but becomes more widespread - CoreLogic
The CoreLogic April 2019 Home Value Index results out today confirmed that the decline in home values has lost some momentum over recent months as falling values lose steam in Sydney and Melbourne.
Tasmanian sellers 'need to readjust expectations', says REIT
The Real Estate Institute of Tasmania’s March 2019 Quarterly Report shows the state is transitioning into a normal market following unprecedented growth throughout the past five years, according to president Tony Collidge.