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Finance • 25 JAN 2011

More Australians review debt commitments

More Australians are recognising the importance of annually reviewing their debt commitments but males are more proactive than females, a survey has found.

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Hotspots • 25 JAN 2011

Adelaide voted Australia's best

Adelaide is Australia’s most liveable city, according to a national survey commissioned by the Property Council of Australia.

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Hotspots • 25 JAN 2011

Auction activity to heat up in Gold Coast

PRDnationwide will hold one of its largest auction portfolios in Queensland this weekend with over 40 residential properties totalling more than $25 million to go under...

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Hotspots • 25 JAN 2011

Undersupply issue worsens

The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging the government to address the barriers constraining housing supply.

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Hotspots • 25 JAN 2011

Australia home to the priciest property

If you thought Australian property was expensive, you were right. Turns out we are home to the most unaffordable housing market in the world.

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Finance • 24 JAN 2011

Westpac calls for more competition

Westpac’s Gail Kelly has told the government to inject further funds in the Residential Mortgage Backed Securities (RMBS) market.

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Finance • 24 JAN 2011

Floods restrict cash rate

The Queensland, Northern NSW and Victorian floods could detract 1 per cent from short term economic growth, new research has found.

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Hotspots • 24 JAN 2011

Syd investors to see strong returns

Sydney investors could enjoy strong returns in 2011, according to SQM Research.

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Hotspots • 21 JAN 2011

Flood-affected property to hold value

Brisbane’s flood-affected property owners face big discounts on pre-flood valuations if they decide to sell over the next 12 months while some owners will have to wait...

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Hotspots • 21 JAN 2011

New homes tumbled in 2010: ABS

Final figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have today confirmed that there was a significant housing slowdown in 2010.

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