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Hotspots • 24 DEC 2013

Property market activity remains high

Property companies are uncharacteristically busy in the lead up to Christmas as low interest rates fuel buyer enthusiasm.

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Hotspots • 23 DEC 2013

Buyers cautioned: Beware of auction price baiting

Buyers at auction must be alert for ‘under-quoting’ by real estate agents, a leading real estate expert has warned.

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Finance • 23 DEC 2013

Next rate movement will be up: AMP

Despite budget deficits ‘as far as the eye can see’, the cash rate will likely remain on hold for most of 2014 before it once again begins to rise, according to...

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Hotspots • 20 DEC 2013

One tenth of resales result in loss

Over one in 10 property resales resulted in a loss in the September quarter, according to research from RP Data.

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Hotspots • 20 DEC 2013

Liverpool buyers turned away

Property market activity in Sydney’s Liverpool is so frantic that buyers are being turned away, according to a major real estate agency.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2013

Best rental yields revealed

The 10 suburbs attracting the highest rental yields in the country in 2013 have been uncovered in a new report.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2013

Poor performers have best potential

Investors should consider buying in Sydney’s underperforming suburbs, according to an online real estate portal.

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Finance • 18 DEC 2013

Investors warned about wasting ‘rate cut savings’

Cuts to the official cash rate throughout 2012 and 2013 have reduced the ‘typical borrower’s' mortgage repayments by $262 per month, but investors have been...

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Hotspots • 18 DEC 2013

Australians embrace apartment living

More people across Australia will opt for high density living in 2014, according to research by Colliers International.

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Hotspots • 17 DEC 2013

Docklands unlikely to rise

Despite a government project to rejuvenate Melbourne’s Docklands, a leading real estate expert believes local property values will continue to stall.

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