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Finance • 24 MAR 2014

Rates to remain on hold until 2015: Smartline

Australian mortgage holders could be set to enjoy another 12 months of historically low interest rates, according to Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisers.

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Hotspots • 24 MAR 2014

Impressive auction results in Sydney and Melbourne

Auctions in Sydney experienced another bumper weekend, while Melbourne also saw strong clearance rates.

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Hotspots • 24 MAR 2014

Perth market back to 'normal pace'

The Perth property market has bounced back to normality in February after a seasonal lull during the Christmas and New Year holiday period.

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Hotspots • 21 MAR 2014

Investors urged to 'act fast' in Penrith

Penrith has seen stellar growth but investors only have a 'small window' of time to take advantage of it, a national property mentor has warned.

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Hotspots • 21 MAR 2014

Spike in complaints about off-the-plan developments

New South Wales Fair Trading has recorded a rise in grievances with off-the-plan sales.

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Hotspots • 20 MAR 2014

Property guru to reveal top investment suburbs

A well-known property mentor and TV presenter is set to unveil her exclusive list of hotspots for 2014.

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Finance • 20 MAR 2014

Rates to remain at record lows

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has signalled that interest rates are unlikely to rise anytime soon. 

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Hotspots • 19 MAR 2014

Cheapest units found in Adelaide and Brisbane: RP Data

Adelaide and Brisbane are the most affordable capital cities in which to buy units, a new report from RP Data has revealed.

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Hotspots • 18 MAR 2014

Canberra market to slow further: buyer's agent

The Canberra market is likely to remain in a correction phase for the next two years before bouncing back, a national buyer’s agent has predicted.

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Hotspots • 18 MAR 2014

Govt responds to fears about Chinese property investment

Australia’s parliament will investigate foreign investment laws amid fears that Chinese investors may be pricing local homebuyers out of the market.

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