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Hotspots • 01 NOV 2010

Auction Activity Stalls At Weekend - November 2010

Strong auction activity stalled over the weekend, with Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne all recording a drop in clearance rates.

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Finance • 29 OCT 2010

Don’t lift rates: brokerage

A rate hike next month will only serve to hurt Australians, Loan Market Group chief operating officer Dean Rushton has said.

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Finance • 28 OCT 2010

Low inflation eases rate hike concern

Surprisingly low inflation has quelled concerns that the RBA may lift rates next week.

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Finance • 26 OCT 2010

Xmas debt hangover a real risk for aspiring home buyers

Wishful home buyers should plan their Christmas shopping now in order to avoid starting the New Year bogged down in debt – a guaranteed way to spoil any well-intended...

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Finance • 26 OCT 2010

Inflation pressure to force RBA’s hand

The RBA is widely expected to lift the official cash rate 25 basis points when it meets next Tuesday.

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Finance • 26 OCT 2010

First home buyer mortgage pressure on rise

First home buyers in Brisbane and Melbourne are facing mortgage pressures on par with Sydneysiders, new research has revealed.

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Hotspots • 25 OCT 2010

Auctions continue strong run

Buyer appetite kicked into overdrive at the weekend, with clearance rates up in Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne.

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Hotspots • 22 OCT 2010

Melbourne boom calls for careful planning

The state government will need to invest in better infrastructure and development to accommodate Melbourne's expanding population, a real estate executive has claimed.

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Hotspots • 22 OCT 2010

Housing supply crisis slides

The Australian property market is currently recording about 4.1 months of effective housing supply, new data has found.

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Finance • 20 OCT 2010

Rate pause won't last: RBA

Interest rates will most likely rise again this year, according to the RBA.

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