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Hotspots • 05 JUN 2012

Brisbane CBD to see rejuvenation

Brisbane’s CBD residential, office and retail space are all set to take an injection under a new masterplanned renewal of the area, recently announced by Queensland...

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Hotspots • 05 JUN 2012

$200 million infrastructure injection, Townsville

Townsville’s Ring Road has recently been given the final required official funding from the Federal Government.

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Hotspots • 04 JUN 2012

Inner Sydney will remain undersupplied

Apartment construction in both inner Sydney and inner Melbourne are on the rise, however investors shouldn’t expect the market outcomes to be similar, according to new...

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Hotspots • 04 JUN 2012

New report labeled critical for investors

Investors will benefit even more greatly from the Federal Government’s The State of Australian Cities Report, of which the 2012 edition will include even more data...

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Hotspots • 04 JUN 2012

Public housing under control, NT

The first public housing safety officers (PHSOs) Australia-wide have commenced duties today in the Northern Territory, with 21 officers in total.With 15 PHSOs in Darwin,...

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Finance • 01 JUN 2012

Rates must be cut, REIA

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) should cut rates next week, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).

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Hotspots • 01 JUN 2012

Expensive properties in Adelaide bucking the trend

While expensive upmarket properties are typically known to be poor performers in weak markets, South Australia’s Adelaide is bucking this trend.

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Hotspots • 01 JUN 2012

Building approvals slump - June 2012

Building approvals fell sharply in April 2012, sending a negative signal regarding the wider domestic economy.

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Hotspots • 31 MAY 2012

$80 million to fuel regional WA growth

The WA State Government has pledged $80 million to fuel growth in specific areas by upgrading community facilities and develop new investment opportunities.According to...

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Hotspots • 31 MAY 2012

Rise in new home building masks problems: HIA

National new home building will head to a “recessionary” level unless drastic changes are made, the Housing Institute of Australia (HIA) has claimed.

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