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Hotspots • 01 MAY 2012

Gold Coast set for a revival

The Gold Coast is set for a residential revival on the back of huge increases in infrastructure spending, according to Colliers International.

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Hotspots • 01 MAY 2012

90,000 shortfall of houses, NSW

Upwards of 90,000 houses need to be built, and quickly, according to a report by the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA).

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Hotspots • 30 APR 2012

50pc of investors lose thousands of dollars every year

Almost half of investors miss out on thousands of dollars of savings every year, according to Raine & Horne’s CEO, Angus Raine.

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Hotspots • 30 APR 2012

$12m infrastructure boost for Barkly, NT

The Northern Territory’s Barkly region is set to receive $12 million in infrastructure funding having now been pinpointed by the Government for assistance with growth.

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Hotspots • 30 APR 2012

Buying surges in WA

Sales volumes rose sharply in some parts of WA in the March quarter, according to preliminary data from the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA).

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Hotspots • 27 APR 2012

House prices are on the rise

House prices are on the rise, according to new data.

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Hotspots • 27 APR 2012

Hurstville plans to be Sydney's 2nd biggest CBD

Hurstville city council has announced that they are looking to take Parramatta’s spot as the second biggest CBD in Sydney with tens of millions being spent on...

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Hotspots • 27 APR 2012

Possible expansion ahead for the Pilbara

A mining company in the Pilbara region is investigating how practical an independent railway line, to help transport iron ore to Port Hedland, would be.Atlas Iron has...

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Hotspots • 26 APR 2012

Retirees to hold properties for longer

Retiring baby boomers may hold onto their homes for longer under a new Government reform.

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Finance • 26 APR 2012

Rate cut expected

The Reserve Bank of Australia is all but certain to cut rates in May, with new CPI data weaker than expected.

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