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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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Finance • 05 AUG 2014

RBA Rate Announcement - August 2015

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

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Hotspots • 05 AUG 2014

New mine to boost QLD town

The Toowoomba property market is likely to surge ahead with the announcement of a new mining project in the Galilee Basin, a local agent has said.

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Hotspots • 05 AUG 2014

Investors encouraged to buy site unseen

While investors are often wary of buying a property they have never visited, two industry experts believe this is the best way to make savvy investment decisions.

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Hotspots • 04 AUG 2014

Construction frenzy slows in June

New home approvals are falling back amidst warnings the housing recovery may have passed its peak.

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Hotspots • 04 AUG 2014

Hot markets beginning to cool

Despite continued strong results in the major capital cities, a leading analyst has warned capital growth is on the brink of slowing.

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Hotspots • 01 AUG 2014

Sydney bubble unlikely to burst

Despite rapid growth in the Sydney market, a local buyer’s agent has said the city will continue appreciating into the future.

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Hotspots • 01 AUG 2014

New tenancy dispute service launched

A free program by the state government will help landlords navigate difficult tenancy situations.

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Finance • 31 JUL 2014

Cash rate could climb to 4pc

Interest rates could rise by up to 150 basis points over coming years, leading some experts to warn an elevated rate could become ‘the new normal’.

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