HIA welcomes new National President & Vice President
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Debbie Johnson from Building Suncoast Green as National President and Mr Ian Hazan from i2 Homes as National Vice President.
Rental providers prepared to walk due to rental law reforms - REIQ
Rental providers are passionately opposed to several changes being proposed as part of the State Government’s stage two rental law reforms Options Paper, according to a survey of more than 3,300 Queensland property investors.
State Budget bad news for Victorian renters, says REIV
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has today criticised the land tax increases announced in the State Budget, saying they will only worsen the current rental crisis facing Victorians.
Hugo Grozdanovic designed Bulimba riverfront for sale - Place
31 Waterline Crescent Bulimba for sale by Sarah Hackett of Place New Farm celebrates modern elegance with water and Brisbane city outlooks.
U.S.A Inspired Middle Dural Hills District acreage for sale - LJ Hooker
1 Mcleod Road Middle Dural for sale by William Brush and Peter Colusso of LJ Hooker Dural delivers a brand new family haven on 2.02ha.
Paddington Terrace sold in 6 days for almost $9 Million - BresicWhitney
It’s no longer just about buyer work, it’s about buyer intelligence: Maclay Longhurst.
Hamptons style Hendra family home for sale - Place
9 Flemington Street Hendra for sale by Patrick McKinnon and Jill Wright-Wotton of Place Ascot offers a standout property in a superb location.
Sustainable creekfront Tallebudgera acreage for sale - Sotheby’s
52 Coorabin Court Tallebudgera for sale by Scott Keatley and Morgan Keatley of Queensland Sotheby’s International Realty offers a secluded and serene residence within a natural wonderland.
REIV reacts to commercial stamp duty removal in State Budget
Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) CEO, Quentin Kilian, has reacted to the announced removal of commercial stamp duty taxing as part of this year’s State Budget, in relation to its impact on both commercial and residential property owners in the longer term.
Where homes are selling quicker - Ray White
There are fewer properties coming to market but the ones that are have been taking longer to sell. Days on market hit a historical low in June last year, hitting an average of 22 days. Since then, this has risen to 31 days. Nerida Conisbee Ray White Chief Economist, says there are many suburbs that have homes already selling a lot quicker than last year.