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Hotspots • 12 MAY 2011

Weak confidence takes toll on property

The outlook for the property market remains uninspiring as consumer confidence drops to a nine month low.

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Finance • 11 MAY 2011

Federal budget snubs DIY super

The federal government has missed a golden opportunity to support property investment through self-managed super funds in its 2011 budget, according to Chan &...

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Hotspots • 11 MAY 2011

Archicentre offers discount building inspections

In response to the rising cost of living Archicentre has released a new building inspection report with prices starting from $330.

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Finance • 11 MAY 2011

Rate hike now imminent: ANZ

New data from ANZ shows the Reserve Bank may have to raise the official cash rate sooner rather than later.

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Tax & Legal • 11 MAY 2011

Negative Gearing Here To Stay - May 2011

Speculation that the federal government would use the Federal Budget to make changes to negative gearing arrangements has proven unfounded with such modifications left...

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Hotspots • 10 MAY 2011

Outdoor living a priority for Australians

An outdoor deck or pergola is the top priority for more than half of property investors and home buyers, a new survey has found.

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Finance • 10 MAY 2011

Australians brace for rate hike

The majority of Australians expect interest rates to go up before the end of the year, new research has found.

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Finance • 10 MAY 2011

Australand offers mortgage savings on new homes

Australand is offering buyers of properties in its new Botanica estate a payment of up to $20,000 towards their home loan.

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Finance • 09 MAY 2011

NAB ad campaign hits the mark

National Australia Bank’s aggressive advertising campaign is paying dividends for the lender.

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Hotspots • 09 MAY 2011

More funds needed for housing: HIA

The Housing Industry Association is urging the Federal Government to inject more funds into the housing market and address the ongoing supply issue.

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