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Hotspots • 07 NOV 2011

Brighter outlook for home building activity in 2012

New house and land activity should increase over the coming 12 months in Sydney, south-east Queensland and Perth, BIS Shrapnel has claimed.

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Hotspots • 07 NOV 2011

Auction activity remains flat

Auction activity continues to remain relatively weak, with clearance rates in Sydney and Melbourne just tipping 50 per cent.

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Hotspots • 07 NOV 2011

Investment confidence low, survey says

Confidence in the property investment market is largely “in the doldrums”, according to a new Property Industry Confidence Survey.

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Hotspots • 04 NOV 2011

Residential dwelling approvals drop

The average number of residential dwellings approved for construction nationally fell in September, new statistics show.

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Hotspots • 03 NOV 2011

Adelaide lifestyle residential developments launched

A $200 million, high quality residential development site was launched this week in line with the South Australian Government’s development plan.

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Hotspots • 03 NOV 2011

First time investors return

First time buyers and investors are returning to the market at the greatest rate since September 2009.

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Hotspots • 02 NOV 2011

Soft conditions for new homes

New home sales dropped in September, with detached house sales at their lowest monthly level since December 2000, new data has revealed.

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Hotspots • 02 NOV 2011

Brisbane house prices plummet, says ABS

Brisbane house prices saw the biggest drop of the state capitals over the September quarter, according to latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

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Hotspots • 02 NOV 2011

Sydney investors are savvy borrowers

Property owners in Sydney are savvy loan borrowers who are not afraid to refinance for a better deal, new research has revealed.

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Finance • 02 NOV 2011

‘Swift action’ from online lenders

Loans.com.au customers will be among the first to benefit from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision yesterday to cut interest rates by 25 basis points.

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