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Working from home is cheaper, commute-free and warmer – and a lot of us are still unlearning the internalised fear of going outside.
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Sydney’s CBD and inner south have topped a list of regions that experienced falling property prices last month.
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Commercial property sales boomed through 2021, with big investors chasing security and yield setting a new benchmark of $71 billion in transactions.
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More land in Perth’s CBD could go on the market as part of a new direction by the City of Perth.
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A respected property research company is tipping the number of units completed across Victoria will plunge.
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Victoria’s property industry is pushing for a revival of the landmark Postcode 3000 campaign of the 1990s, credited with transforming Melbourne’s CBD.
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The latest results from the ANZ/Property Council Survey reveal surging confidence levels in Queensland’s property sector.
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Just 35% of Melbourne CBD offices were occupied in March, the Property Council of Australia (PCA) says.
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The uptake of CBD office space could fall by 15 per cent in 2021 as more city workers include remote working in their routines.
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While investors might be regarded as more of a property market expert than the average home owner, the stats suggest otherwise.
A proposal put forward to impose a 45-day residency test in determining a person’s tax status, compared to the current 180 days, has sent shockwaves through Australian expatriate communities around the world.
Here's five crucial tips to ensure a property renovation equates to a higher resale value when the time comes to sell.
Adelaide's property market shows no signs of slowing down, with underquoting running rife, prices holding strong and interstate investors competing with locals for relatively affordable homes.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has resigned just a week after delivering arguably the biggest suite of reforms to the housing and property development sectors in the state's history.
With housing supply failing to meet demand and the cash rate potentially easing in 2024, greater purchasing power could fuel a price boom in the unit market into next year.
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Australian property prices look to be on a rocketing path, with first home buyers, low-interest rates and FOMO (fear of missing out) fueling the demand for the start of 2021.
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