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Finance • 11 FEB 2012

Gvt budget for affordable homes

A formal request for the government to provide over $2.5 billion in the 2012/2013 budget for new homes has been made by leading lobby groups.

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Hotspots • 11 FEB 2012

Queensland expects an upturn

Optimism can be expected for Queensland property over 2012, according to a leading economist.

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Hotspots • 10 FEB 2012

Drop in credit demand signals flagging confidence

Credit card and mortgage applications fell in the last quarter of 2011, ending a year in which most Australians kept their wallets firmly shut.

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Finance • 10 FEB 2012

Getting to know non-banks

They offer you home loans just like a bank and yet they are not a bank. Well, exactly what are they?

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Hotspots • 10 FEB 2012

House & land considerations

If you’re in the market for a new home, a house and land package can offer a relatively straight forward option.

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Hotspots • 09 FEB 2012

Sydney hotspots revealed

Marrickville, Abbotsford, Kogarah and Roseville have been identified as the NSW hotspots to watch in 2012 by PRDnationwide.

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Hotspots • 09 FEB 2012

Property versus shares

There is a great divide between investors who favour property and those who favour shares.

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Hotspots • 09 FEB 2012

Investors eye Dubbo as rents rise and mining activity increases

Rising rents and increased mining activity is luring investors to Dubbo, new research by PRDnationwide has found.

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Hotspots • 08 FEB 2012

Melbourne market now oversupplied: Matusik

, according to leading property analyst Michael Matusik. Speaking at the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) conference in Melbourn

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Finance • 08 FEB 2012

RBA pauses on rates, but more to come

While the Reserve Bank decided it was prudent to keep the offical cash rate on hold at 4.25 per cent at its Board meeting in Sydney yesterday, economists are still...

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