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Hotspots • 05 MAR 2015

Apartment surge drives record result

New data on housing approvals has revealed the changing nature of Australia’s real estate market.

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Hotspots • 05 MAR 2015

Perth set for 'prolonged slump'

Perth property price growth is going to remain weak due to an oversupply of property and an underperforming economy, according to one market analyst.

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Hotspots • 04 MAR 2015

Sydney ‘overvalued by 25 pc’

The Sydney property market is currently significantly overvalued, but is still not in ‘bubble’ territory, according to a prominent property analyst.

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Finance • 03 MAR 2015

RBA Rate Announcement - March 2015

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the outcome of its second board meeting of the year.

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Hotspots • 03 MAR 2015

Foreign buyer fee won’t curb demand

A federal government proposal to charge foreign buyers an application fee each time they buy property in Australia will not tackle the ‘seismic’ changes in...

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Finance • 03 MAR 2015

RBA to 'cut cash rate today'

One major bank's chief economist is confident the RBA will lower the official cash rate later today after he correctly forecast a rate cut last month.

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Hotspots • 02 MAR 2015

Melbourne price growth on the slide

Melbourne has slipped to third place in terms of property price growth across the capital cities, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

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Finance • 02 MAR 2015

Momentum builds for back-to-back rate cuts

The property market might be about to get another shot in the arm, with a substantial number of economists forecasting a rate cut tomorrow.

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Hotspots • 27 FEB 2015

13 suburbs to take off in 2015

The 13 suburbs which are most likely to deliver capital growth to investors in Queensland this year have been uncovered by a new report.

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Hotspots • 27 FEB 2015

Foreign buyer crackdown could prove costly

The federal government has been accused of solving a problem that doesn’t exist after announcing a crackdown on international investors.

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