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Hotspots • 20 APR 2011

New home building worst in years

Residential building activity ended 2010 on a very soft note and the outlook for 2011 is even worse according to the Housing Industry Association.

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Finance • 20 APR 2011

Mortgage arrears edge downwards

Arrears on loans underlying Australian prime residential mortgage-backed securitisation (RMBS) transactions dropped by 0.02 per cent in the third quarter of 2010.

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Hotspots • 19 APR 2011

Land sales sink but prices soar

Residential land values have continued to rise whiles sales volumes sink, according to the latest Housing Industry Association/ RP Data Residential Land Report.

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Hotspots • 19 APR 2011

Auctions prove the best sales approach

Investors and home buyers on the Sunshine Coast are using auctions to achieve the best sales results according to Raine & Horne.

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Hotspots • 18 APR 2011

Property owners to spend small this Easter

Despite a five day holiday on the cards this Easter, many new property owners plan to lay low and save money this Easter.

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Hotspots • 18 APR 2011

Wet weather hits auctions

Heavy rain kept potential property buyers away from Sydney’s auctions over the weekend with the New South Wales capital failing to shift much more than half of listed...

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Hotspots • 18 APR 2011

Rising bills put pressure on home owners

Australian home owners are struggling to meet mortgage repayments as household bills shoot up at more than double the rate of inflation.

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Hotspots • 15 APR 2011

Unit rent prices on the rise

Rental prices are on the rise across Australia with units in particular delivering exciting rental returns.

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Hotspots • 15 APR 2011

Super saving - April 2011

If your heart is set on the property market it’s time to set your eyes on your savings.

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Finance • 15 APR 2011

Fixed rate borrowers finally get to switch

The loans of thousands of property buyers who locked into fixed mortgage rates before the Reserve Bank cut the cash rate three years ago are finally due to expire.

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