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Finance • 06 SEP 2010

Rates likely to stay on hold tomorrow

The Reserve Bank will meet tomorrow to announce its latest interest rate decision, with a hold on rates the likely outcome, according to a leading economist – news...

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Hotspots • 06 SEP 2010

Return of a buyer’s market:RP data

With home values tracking sideways, many buyers may see now as the right time to enter the property ladder, new research from RP Data has found.

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Hotspots • 06 SEP 2010

Auction clearances up as weather warms

The spring buying season got off to a reasonable start, with almost 60 per cent of properties clearing in both Sydney and Melbourne.

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Hotspots • 03 SEP 2010

Top investor suburbs unveiled

While it’s probably out of the price range of most first time investors, the Sydney suburb of Vaucluse is one of the nation’s top investor suburbs, according to...

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Hotspots • 03 SEP 2010

Green properties offer a greener lifestyle

Green building and living are gathering momentum with a Queensland property group announcing a green property development in Brisbane.

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Hotspots • 02 SEP 2010

Spring property hotspots revealed

Avalon and Annandale have been named as the hot spots for Sydney’s property market in spring 2010.

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Hotspots • 01 SEP 2010

Brisbane earmarked as city to watch

While most of Australia’s capital cities are expected to record moderated growth in home values over the coming 12 months, Brisbane has been targeted as the city to...

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Hotspots • 31 AUG 2010

Home values flatten: RP Data

Home values remained relatively flat last month, according to recent research.

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Hotspots • 31 AUG 2010

Dwelling approvals up

Dwelling approvals are on the rise after three consecutive months of decline.

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Finance • 31 AUG 2010

Banks have too much power: poll

Australian consumers overwhelmingly believe the big banks have too much power, research has found.

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