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Potentially more risk from not acting in today's market following RBA cut - Ray White Chairman Brian White
Ray White Chairman Brian White has joined REIA President Adrian Kelly in welcoming Tuesday's RBA cut, and while the decision was well received, Finsure Managing Director John Kolenda believes the lending market remains the overriding issue.
Rental report shows growth in Perth and Brisbane
The CoreLogic Quarterly Rental Review shows national weekly rents increased by 0.3 per cent over the second quarter of 2019, led by increases in the Brisbane and Perth markets.
New home sales bounce back during May - report
New data from the Housing Industry Association has shown a rise in new home sales for the month of May.
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Shelly Beach trophy residence overlooking Cabbage Tree Bay
Set among landscaped tropical gardens, this oceanfront residence cascades across three levels to a sunny terraced lawn and direct access to Shelly Beach. For sale by Michael Clarke and Cherie Humel of Clarke & Humel Property.
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate opens new Sydney Central office
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate has opened its Sydney CBD location following the successful grand opening of The Ponds on the 9th of May.
'Brand integrity is our destination': Ray White on a new mission
Ray White Group Managing Director Dan White has vowed to bolster the company's brand as part of a new strategy.
GBCA’s Tanya Cox re-elected Vice-Chair of World Green Building Council’s Board of Directors
Tanya Cox of the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has been re-elected Vice Chair of the World Green Building Council’s (WorldGBC) Board of Directors.
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Lothlorien: Enchanting Southern Highlands estate
Enhanced by serene gardens, this Exeter residence offers exceptional scale, beauty and modern opulence. For sale by Anne Stone of McGrath Bowral.
'Subtle' home value rises in major markets during June
CoreLogic's June Home Value Index results have shown growth in Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart.
Sydney and Melbourne help capital clearance rate remain above 60 per cent
The combined capital city preliminary auction clearance rate has risen above 60 per cent for the third consecutive week, with Sydney and Melbourne both returning rates above 70 per cent for the week ending June 30.
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