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Hotspots • 20 MAR 2012

Australia's most expensive suburbs revealed - March 2012

Sydney’s Point Piper, in the city's Eastern Suburbs, has been labelled Australia’s most expensive suburb, with a median house price of $5.21 million in 2011.

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Finance • 20 MAR 2012

Auction clearance rates steady

Auction clearance rates continue to hover around 50 per cent in Melbourne and Sydney, suggesting the market is neither booming nor flagging.

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Hotspots • 19 MAR 2012

Darwin growth prompts new rail

Darwin is geared up for future growth with future rail corridors in the planning phase, according to Chief Minister Paul Henderson.

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Hotspots • 19 MAR 2012

Coastal planning may change, Tas

Coastal planning frameworks may change under a new Tasmanian Coastal Act, according to the Minister for Climate Change Cassy O’Connor.

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Hotspots • 19 MAR 2012

Growing Asian population to benefit Tasmania

Tasmania will be positioned to grow with the coming ‘Asian Century’, according to premier Lara Giddings.

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Hotspots • 19 MAR 2012

Wollongong to outlast steel downturn

Investors in Wollongong will see growth sustained by emerging local economies despite downturns in the steel industry, according to Wollongong council business...

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Hotspots • 16 MAR 2012

Know the real value - March 2012

Whether you’re a home buyer or an investor, if you’re contemplating buying a property, understanding its true value is crucial.

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Hotspots • 16 MAR 2012

Canberra set for baby boomers

New projects will ensure that Canberra is an attractive spot for the 20 per cent of the population set to retire in the next two decades.

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Tax & Legal • 16 MAR 2012

Land tax hindering current supply

New housing in South Australia is being limited by the highest national land tax rates, according to a new report.

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Hotspots • 16 MAR 2012

Mining towns may see downturn

Australia’s mining towns may take a hit in the next year, with the Chinese government trimming its GDP growth target to an eight-year low of 7.5 per cent.

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