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The decline in the construction industry has slowed in October, according to a private survey.
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Perth rents are expected to surge because of an undersupply that has already pushed up weekly rents by $15 since mid-year. The price rise has pushed the median …
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Owning a home in WA is now harder than ever before and social waiting lists have ballooned to record levels, a parliamentary committee has found.
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The Office of the Victorian Government Architect (OVGA) will be reformed to become more independent in order to advise more openly and candidly about issues of …
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Nomura chief economist Stephen Roberts said he expected the housing sector to improve in the coming months, especially after the latest interest rate cut.
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All up, the banks have managed to pile on the equivalent of about four official rate rises in the past few years as they have widened the spread between their c…
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Purchasing an Australian property in the current economic climate could be a good move for UK residents.
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Australians could get another cut to interest rates early in 2012, says the chief equity strategist of financial services provider UBS, David Cassidy.
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Despite record profits of $5.5 billion, NAB said it was lowering its standard variable rate by only 20 basis points.
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The decision to cut interest rates is good news for Australian property buyers, the REIA has stated.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia has pared rates by 25 basis points in a bid to boost consumer spending and turn around the depressed property market.
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New house sales fell in September, falling to their lowest monthly level in more than a decade, as buyers stayed out of the market. A separate report, meanwhile…
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