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Hotspots • 20 AUG 2012

Rental markets remain tight across Australia

Tight residential rental markets remain the order of the day across all capital cities, led by Darwin which had just 100 properties available for rent in July, new data...

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Hotspots • 17 AUG 2012

Rental yields in Perth to soar

New data shows that rental yields in Perth continue to grow, with tight vacancy rates and huge population growth driving the sector upwards.

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Finance • 17 AUG 2012

Lack of savings hindering investors

The majority of first time investors are saying that a lack of savings is their number one hindrance to jumping on the property ladder, according to a new survey.

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Hotspots • 16 AUG 2012

Blair Athol Mine to close

Blair Athol Mine, near Clermont in Central Queensland, will cease operating this year.

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Hotspots • 16 AUG 2012

Developments expand in Cockburn, WA

Cockburn Central Town Centre is looking to expand, calling for expressions of interest from developers to purchase and develop the five remaining mixed-use lots of Stage...

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Hotspots • 16 AUG 2012

Suburb undergoing revitalisation, Vic

One suburb is undergoing an extensive revitalisation program in Victoria, with new stages underway.

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Hotspots • 15 AUG 2012

Housing credit slumps

New analysis has revealed that housing credit growth has now sunk to historic lows.

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Hotspots • 15 AUG 2012

Australian location awarded ‘most liveable city’

Melbourne has taken out the spot of the ‘most liveable city’ worldwide, according to a recent survey.

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Hotspots • 14 AUG 2012

Developments underway in Canberra

A significant development project in Canberra has taken another step forward, with a Master Plan being submitted to ACTPLA for consideration.

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Hotspots • 14 AUG 2012

Construction indicators a 'mixed bag'

The current state of the Queensland construction industry is proving to be a mixed bag for investors, according to a new report.

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