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Hotspots • 22 OCT 2012

More properties to receive 10 day approval

More properties will be able to receive 10 day planning approval under new changes to New South Wales legislation, according to recent announcements.

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Finance • 19 OCT 2012

Room for more rate cuts

There is still the opportunity for further reductions in the interest rate, according to a leading data house.

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Hotspots • 19 OCT 2012

Big plans for one LGA

A new long-term has been finalised to bring 17,000 homes to one area in New South Wales, according to a recent plan.

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Hotspots • 19 OCT 2012

$100 million private investments to boost area

 Major reforms to the planning system and private investments worth more than $100 million have been welcomed in one area.

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Hotspots • 19 OCT 2012

Queensland growth may be around the corner

Significant demand is set to be generated for Brisbane’s inner-city housing, according to property industry members.

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Hotspots • 18 OCT 2012

Multi-speed residential sector revealed

The multi-speed nature of Queensland’s residential sector is demonstrated by the August 2012 regional building approvals, housing and construction body Master Builders...

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Hotspots • 18 OCT 2012

Penrith development open for comment

Public comments are open for the proposal of a large-scale residential and commercial development in Penrith.

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Hotspots • 18 OCT 2012

State to undertake EIS on major project

An environmental impact statement (EIS) has been released for the $4.2 billion South Galilee thermal coal project in Central Queensland.

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Hotspots • 17 OCT 2012

Changes to planning may spell disaster

Planning in Victoria may be up for yet another change, according to recent endorsements.

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Hotspots • 17 OCT 2012

Investors shape the new apartment market

Investors are buying the vast majority of new units and, for this reason, developments will be shaped to suit an investor market, according to a real estate company.

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