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Land shortages constrain building activity - HIA
“The number of land sales in the March 2021 quarter declined by 31.2 per cent compared to the previous quarter, to be 42.5 per cent lower than the previous peak in the September 2020 quarter,” said HIA Economist, Angela Lillicrap.
What the 2032 Olympic Games means for Brisbane’s property market - CoreLogic
The Olympics should work as a positive influence on Brisbane housing market conditions, however, with the Games still some eleven years away, the flow on effects are likely to be gradual and centred around significant infrastructure upgrades and the associated medium-term uplift in jobs and longer-term improvements in transport efficiency.
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‘Murraya’: Character Abbotsford home delivers family lifestyle with water views – Ray White
The home's split-level interiors capture superb district, bay and sunset views. For sale by Chris Wilkins of Ray White Drummoyne.
Property sector calls for one-on-one inspections during lockdown 5.0
With today’s announcement that Victoria’s fifth lockdown will be extended by a further seven days, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) is calling on the Victorian Government to allow one-on-one inspections of properties.
Which regions have seen the highest rent value increases over the year? - CoreLogic
CoreLogic data across 88 SA4 markets₁ shows that, as with the current housing market upswing, rental market increases have been broad-based. Annual rent increases were observed across 79 of the 88 SA4 markets analysed, ranging from a 0.2% rise in the North East and North West Melbourne rent markets, to a 23.7% increase in rent values across the South East of Tasmania.
REAL Specialists Shaun Cardillo celebrates multiple sales in hot Kingscliff market
WILLIAMS MEDIA spoke to Shaun about his recent milestones with REAL Specialists.
Get to know Jay Yazbek of Real for Agents
Jay's experience as a Licensed Agent, an accredited Finance Broker, and a Buyers Agent allows him to provide a full range of services to his clients.
Time to axe the tax to assist housing affordability - REIA
REIA president, Adrian Kelly said families across all the states and territories, except the ACT, are paying more stamp duty today than 20 years ago and that is time to get serious about stamp duty reform.
Alex Rutherford, Place New Farm: Maintaining clients over time
Over her 20 years in the industry, Alex has built a large repeat and referral client network and says her past clients are "always at the front of mind".
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