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Australia's median property value is now at a record high of $753,654 but experts are expecting prices to stabilise next year.
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New data from property researchers DSR has revealed which suburbs are driving up property prices in Australia's most expensive cities, Sydney and Melbourne.
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After a strong year, property price growth looks to be slowing in Sydney and Melbourne, but Brisbane and Perth could be set for a big 2024.
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Of the more than one million empty properties in Australia, a home where the owners have been "out for lunch" for two years represents a hotly-debated facet of …
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Property values are rising in four out of five suburbs around the country, as the property market upswing broadens despite rising interest rates.
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A “sumptuous and lavish” four-level home in one of the Sunshine Coast’s most sought-after locations has sold for a breakthrough price.
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The 0.25 percentage points interest rate rise is unlikely to derail the WA established homes market, REIWA CEO Cath Hart said.
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New figures show significant growth in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth with many suburbs seeing double-digit rises.
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New data shows the Greater Sydney suburbs where property prices rose most.
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In his first column for API Magazine, development expert Greg Devine says developers' margins are tight but 2024 represents an opportunity for progress as building cost pressures begin to ease.
The Real Estate Institute of Australia has named two prominent real estate industry women in the roles of president and deputy president, with former REINSW President Leanne Pilkington taking the helm.
At a time when the household saving to income ratio declined to its the lowest level in 16 years, new data has revealed that home ownership remains the biggest source of personal happiness.
The most recent interest rate hike has had minimal impact on the Brisbane real estate market but there are other pressures acting as obstacles to further price rises.
Improved inflation figures have encouraged the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to hold off on a December interest rate hike.
Commercial property is becoming an investment of choice for a broader cross-section of investors but there are some steps to take to ensure the best prospects of success.
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