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Hotspots • 15 AUG 2013

Location still toughest part of investing

While having enough money set aside as a deposit is one of the greatest challenges for investors, research has revealed that finding the right location trumps this...

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Hotspots • 14 AUG 2013

Broome market stalling as investors show caution

Broome will need to see continued investment in mining and tourism to reignite demand for housing and vacant land, according to PRDnationwide.

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Hotspots • 14 AUG 2013

Capital growth prospects in regional towns

Investors looking for growth should consider regional property assets, according to Raine&Horne.

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Hotspots • 13 AUG 2013

Hotspots identified for NSW

Ten areas are ripe for growth in New South Wales, including the area of Albury-Wodonga, according to a new report.

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Hotspots • 12 AUG 2013

$220m project set for Brisbane

A new residential tower is set to be constructed in Brisbane’s CBD, launching in early 2014.

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Finance • 12 AUG 2013

Clearance rates still tracking upwards

Residential auction clearance rates have continued to track upwards on the back of the Reserve Bank’s (RBA’s) rate cut last week.

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Hotspots • 09 AUG 2013

Feedback sought on rezoning plans

The NSW government is seeking feedback on plans to rezone land in south west Sydney.

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Finance • 09 AUG 2013

100pc loans to return

The days of 100 per cent loans may soon make a dramatic reappearance, one brokerage director has claimed.

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Hotspots • 08 AUG 2013

Property market on the up

Housing confidence and finance commitments are growing steadily in the Northern Territory, with the government recently committing to continue assisting property...

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Hotspots • 07 AUG 2013

Orange market to see an upturn

While there has been some weaker news coming out of regional New South Wales’ Orange, one property researcher believes the area is on the way back up.

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