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The second most expensive state for property in Australia is Victoria, a new report has shown.
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Some $21.16 billion (£13.79 billion) was spent on building properties in Australia in the last three months of 2010, a new report has shown.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is confident that interest rates are at an appropriate level for the time being.
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Aussie Home Loans has said its new loan volumes had plunged 20 per cent in the past four months because the housing market was soft.
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Land sales have fallen to their lowest level in a decade as local councils fail to keep up with land release and buyers resist rising costs.
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Claims that property in Australia is unaffordable are nonsense, Terry Ryder of hotspotting.com.au has claimed.
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Melbourne's residential land sales have slumped to their lowest level in a decade, while the cost of blocks soared by more than 13 per cent, putting further pre…
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Land prices on the Gold Coast are the second most expensive in regional Australia, according to a new report.
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Property experts have questioned new data that shows the median Australian house price has fallen as much as six per cent in 2011, according to Smart Company.
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Seven out of 10 renters are considering buying a property but are prepared to pay more rent to stay put for now, according to the Matusik 2011 Rental Survey.
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The mining industry may be creating massive wages in central Queensland but landlords are lining up with their hands out asking for rents as high as $90,000 a y…
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While the opening quarter of last year's property market was the strongest in seven years, the start of 2011 is one of the weakest in a decade.
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