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Finance • 04 MAY 2012

Banks will likely reduce rates, survey

Property investors might not see the entire 50 basis point cut passed onto them by the major banks, but still may see significant reductions, according to a leading...

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Hotspots • 03 MAY 2012

Strongest fundamentals 'in decades'

The property market is seeing its strongest investment fundamentals in decades, according to a property investing group.

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Hotspots • 03 MAY 2012

Housing Affordability Improves in All States - May 2012

Housing affordability has improved once again, with new data showing house prices fell 0.8 per cent during April.

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Hotspots • 03 MAY 2012

Rental yields continue to rise in pockets of Sydney

Despite the uncertain market, rental yields have been rising steadily for one and two bedroom units in several areas of Sydney.

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Hotspots • 03 MAY 2012

Smart Property Investment hosts exclusive investor open house

Investors have the opportunity to attend Smart Property Investment’s ‘Investment in Action’ free open house and learn firsthand how a cost-effective cosmetic...

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Hotspots • 02 MAY 2012

Investors flock to Smart Property Investment

Smart Property Investment magazine has received a record 1,500 new subscribers in just one week, highlighting the title’s growing ties with Australia’s property...

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Hotspots • 02 MAY 2012

New build grant to be scrapped after June 30, Vic

First home buyers in Victoria will have to save up to $19,500 more this year, as the first-home bonus for new builds gets canned after June 30.

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Finance • 02 MAY 2012

Buyers poised to return following rate cut

The Reserve Bank’s 50 basis point cut to interest rates yesterday was long overdue and should spur prospective property buyers into action, various industry...

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Hotspots • 02 MAY 2012

Share investors turn towards property

Investors in the share market are turning towards property, due to increasing instability in stocks, according to new research.

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Hotspots • 02 MAY 2012

A 'new property cycle' ahead

It is likely that Australia is entering a ‘new property cycle’, according to national accounting firm Chan & Naylor.

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