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Hotspots • 06 MAR 2012

Five Sydney metro suburbs tipped for growth

Balmain East has topped a list of five Sydney metro suburbs picked for house price growth by a leading real estate company.

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Hotspots • 06 MAR 2012

Investments under 100k available

Investment properties priced below $100,000 still exist around Australia, according to a new property report.

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Finance • 06 MAR 2012

RBA to hold rates

The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates on hold when it meets later today as strong economic data continues to emerge.

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Hotspots • 05 MAR 2012

Melbourne enjoys strong auction result

Melbourne enjoyed a strong auction clearance rate on the weekend, surpassing Sydney's result.

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Hotspots • 05 MAR 2012

Investor enquiry picks up in Gold Coast

, according to McGrath chief executive John McGrath. In his Autumn 2012 Market Review, Mr McGrath said buyer activity wa

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Finance • 05 MAR 2012

Investors not showing interest in fixed rate loans

Investors are not necessarily returning to fixed rate loans, despite uncertainty about rates, according to new loan approval data.

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Hotspots • 02 MAR 2012

Darwin population to grow by 50 pc

Investors in Darwin will see a soaring property market off the back of future resources projects, developments and government initiatives. A new government strategy has...

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Hotspots • 02 MAR 2012

First time buyers are returning: AFG

Proving the residential property market is far from flat, AFG has recorded its highest February sales on record, processing $2.8 billion of loans.

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Hotspots • 02 MAR 2012

Building approvals stay largely flat

Building approvals barely rose in January 2012, adding further weight to the need for another rate cut.

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Finance • 02 MAR 2012

Out of cycle movements to drive rate cut

The majors’ decision to lift rates independently of the Reserve Bank could encourage the Board to cut the official cash rate next week, a new survey has found.

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