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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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Hotspots • 13 AUG 2012

Spring selling season soon to come

The spring selling season should soon kick into gear, one research analyst has claimed.

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Hotspots • 13 AUG 2012

Investors 'too late' for hotspot mining town, Qld

Investors have missed the boat on one current mining ‘hotspot’, according to multiple property experts.

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Finance • 10 AUG 2012

First time buyers unaware of finance options

With the cash rate on hold for another month, one brokerage group believes first home buyers will become more prevalent in the marketplace provided they recive good...

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Finance • 10 AUG 2012

Housing finance edges higher

Housing finance results released yesterday show stronger than expected growth in the lending sector.

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Finance • 10 AUG 2012

Rates to drop next month

The best approach from the Reserve Bank is to lower domestic rates further in the following months, according to one economist.

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Hotspots • 09 AUG 2012

Strength in regional Queensland housing

Central Queensland has shown surprising strength in the 2011/2012 housing market, according to Master Builders Queensland.

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Hotspots • 09 AUG 2012

Sentiment stifling market upturn

While the economy is becoming more conducive to a significant upturn in property values, poor consumer sentiment is stifling potential growth, a new report has found.

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Hotspots • 08 AUG 2012

More diligence required when inspecting

While the average property buyer undergoes extensive overall research, just an hour is spent looking at the property they buy, a national survey has revealed.

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Finance • 08 AUG 2012

Rates on Hold - August 2012

The Reserve Bank of Australia has taken a “wait and see approach” to rates, leaving the official cash rate on hold for the second consecutive month.

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