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Hotspots • 12 AUG 2014

Govt pushes for increased density in Sydney

Changes to planning laws will increase the number of medium density and small lot developments throughout Sydney’s western suburbs.

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Finance • 11 AUG 2014

Buyers shy away from fixed-rate loans

Although interest rates are at record lows, fixed-rate loans remain less attractive to many borrowers, a home loan expert has cautioned.

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Hotspots • 11 AUG 2014

Sales up, prices down in Tasmania

Activity in Tasmania’s property market picked up over the last quarter, though median prices have continued to ease.

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Hotspots • 08 AUG 2014

Infrastructure boost for Penrith prices

A Sydney region has recorded double-digit growth on the back of billion-dollar infrastructure investment.

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Hotspots • 08 AUG 2014

Demand for units still outstrips supply

Despite a surge in apartment building in the Brisbane market, a local advisory firm has said stock levels remain tight.

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Hotspots • 08 AUG 2014

Bleak long-term outlook for Sydney

As investor numbers continue to climb, a leading property expert has warned the Sydney market has weak prospects for continued growth.

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Hotspots • 07 AUG 2014

Perth market weak but still growing

Despite new data showing a further contraction in Perth, a local buyer’s agent believes the market is still likely to deliver growth.

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Hotspots • 07 AUG 2014

Website to help combat underquoting

The practice of agents providing unrealistically low quotes to attract buyers may become a thing of the past as a new website claims to predict sales prices with 95 per...

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Hotspots • 06 AUG 2014

New report identifies 'what not to buy'

Investors have been warned about areas to avoid in the major capital cities by a new analysis from Herron Todd White.

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Hotspots • 06 AUG 2014

Apartment building surges in Sydney’s north west

As multi-unit construction booms across the city, a new analysis highlights which areas will be most affected.

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