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Hotspots • 28 JAN 2011

Flood plan to hit housing supply

The federal government’s $5.6 billion flood rebuilding plan has been criticised by the housing industry following the revelation that the plan involves dramatic cuts...

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Hotspots • 28 JAN 2011

Demand strong for holiday homes

An increasing number of Australians are hoping to take a holiday in 2011, suggesting consumer confidence has returned.

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Hotspots • 28 JAN 2011

RBA to hold

The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates on hold when it meets next week.

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Hotspots • 28 JAN 2011

Top rental suburbs revealed

Australia’s highly anticipated mining boom has forced up the rent in Darwin, with the capital city boasting the most expensive rental rate in the nation.

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Hotspots • 27 JAN 2011

Good news as rents inch up

It might be bad news for renters but for investors, news that rents are on the rise is more than welcome.

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Finance • 27 JAN 2011

Australians look to boost savings in 2011

Most Australians have resolved to make 2011 the year of boosting the bank balance, according to a national survey.

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Hotspots • 27 JAN 2011

Property outlook bleak: NAB

Conditions in the Australian residential property sector are expected to weaken considerably over the next 12 months, according to NAB’s Residential Property Index.

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Hotspots • 27 JAN 2011

Investors join forces for holiday homes

Investors are increasingly considering the benefits of co-ownership, particularly when it comes to buying coastal properties.

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Finance • 27 JAN 2011

Aussies dissatisfied with mortgage

Almost half of all Australian mortgage holders want to swap lenders, but don’t know if it is worth the effort.

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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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