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Finance • 20 DEC 2011

Concern about debt on the rise

 

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Hotspots • 20 DEC 2011

More housing stimulus needed: HIA

The Housing Industry Association has called on the government to inject much needed stimulus into the home building sector.

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Hotspots • 20 DEC 2011

Resources boom drives housing

The resources boom is driving the property market in key mining towns, new research has found.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2011

Auction year ends with a whimper

The final significant week of auction activity has come to end, with 2011 representing the year of subdued activity.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2011

59% jump in sales: Harcourts NSW

Harcourts NSW posted a 59 per cent on-year surge in sales volumes for 2011 at the same time the company’s sales consultant numbers grew by one-third.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2011

Market expectations divide across states

Consumer expectations for the Australian housing market are increasingly divided across the states, a new report has found.

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Hotspots • 19 DEC 2011

Property prices to grow 5% in 2012

After a pessimistic year in most housing markets across the country, the outlook for 2012 is generally a return to growth, according to Australian Property Monitors'...

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Finance • 16 DEC 2011

More rate cuts needed to encourage investors

The Reserve Bank’s rate cut this month was good news for investors but it may still take a few more drops before they jump back into the market, a leading analyst...

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Hotspots • 16 DEC 2011

Brisbane market ripe for investors

The Brisbane market has finally bottomed out and is looking ripe for investment, according to one industry figure.Speaking to Smart Property Investment, Positive Real...

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Finance • 16 DEC 2011

Savings will be made in 2012

Most Australians expect to keep their savings belts firmly strapped on during the coming year due to the global economic uncertainty.

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