Surprise increase in new build homes but we aren’t out of the woods yet
Despite an increase in the number of new home constructions, numbers are still low, according to the Housing Industry Association
Subdivision triple treat as three south-east Queensland sites go under the hammer
Both developers and builders have a hat-trick of opportunities to snap up three substantial approved residential subdivision sites going under the hammer on Thursday 31 October.
Research reveals top ten suburbs primed for future capital growth
New research has revealed the top 10 suburbs around the nation with forecast median house price growth of up to 30 per cent over the next three years.
Lumina Penthouse: "a very special place to live”
This executive apartment offers luxury living set against mesmerising Sydney views. For sale by Walter Burfitt-Williams and Brody O’Brien of McGrath Edgecliff.
Six-point plan to stimulate WA’s property market
The Real Estate Institute of WA has outlined its recommendations to boost opportunities for people to enter the property market
Fears new land tax reforms will cripple South Australian market
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) has formally presented its Land Tax Submission to the State Government
Auctioneers ready for annual showdown
State and Territory Real Estate Institutes and the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand have completed their auctioneering competitions, with representatives progressing to Australasian Auctioneering Championships (AAC) scheduled to be held at Federation Square in Melbourne later this month.
Double block Main River masterpiece
Showcasing Gold Coast skyline and river views, this contemporary home offers luxury living with exceptional design. For sale by Michael Kollosche and Ryan Ward of Kollosche.
Apartment buyers are becoming increasingly green, says AAA
Environmental attributes have become a significant aspect of apartment buying in both NSW and Victoria, according to a recent survey by Australian Apartment Advocacy (AAA)
How investors can save thousands this October 31
Investors who self-assess or estimate costs based on their own judgement when lodging their tax return are potentially missing out on thousands of dollars, according to BMT Tax Depreciation.