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REIA assessing Facebook’s ban of real estate sector

The REIA has responded to Facebook’s decision to block news content from being shared and viewed in Australia, after the real estate industry landed in the crossfire ...

HOTSPOTS • Fri, 19 Feb 2021

What Facebook’s ban means for property

The real estate industry is not immune to Facebook’s latest decision to block the sharing and viewing of local and international news content in Australia.

HOTSPOTS • Thu, 18 Feb 2021

Demand for land soars across the Central Coast and Hunter

The demand for residential land jumped strongly across NSW’s Hunter and Central Coast regions last year, sending detached home activity soaring despite the impact of the ...

HOTSPOTS • Thu, 18 Feb 2021

South-East Queensland continues to soar with high growth tipped in 2021

South-East Queensland is expected to boast capital growth of up to 10 per cent over the next 12 months on the back of several favourable trends.

HOTSPOTS • Wed, 17 Feb 2021

Where to buy under $300k

A positively geared property with high capital growth potential does not necessarily need to carry an astronomical price tag, an expert has said, with new market entrants ...

INVESTOR STRATEGY • Wed, 17 Feb 2021

6 key indicators to heed when buying your next investment property

Self-proclaimed data nerds Arjun Paliwal and Kent Lardner have shared their six must-know indicators when researching your next investment property.

HOTSPOTS • Tue, 16 Feb 2021

Popularity of houses in lifestyle areas tipped to drive prices to record highs

Beachside suburbs are outperforming the wider market, with experts predicting the increasing popularity of lifestyle areas in NSW to continue over the medium and long ...

HOTSPOTS • Tue, 16 Feb 2021

Apartments v detached houses: Which should you buy?

The demand for larger properties is tipped to continue as Aussies turn their backs on apartment living out of both preference and convenience, as the COVID-19 pandemic ...

INVESTOR STRATEGY • Mon, 15 Feb 2021

Experts concerned Treasury’s dependence on ‘cheap money’ will ratchet up house prices

Housing experts and economists are concerned that the Treasury’s ongoing dependence on “cheap money” policy will further ratchet up house price and widen the gap between ...

HOTSPOTS • Mon, 15 Feb 2021