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Housing availability problems could be solved if just one in five baby boomers moved to a smaller place. The only problem is, they like it where they are.
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More than 1.3 million tourists visited Australia's Northern Territory in 2009, a report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed.
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Most people investing in Australian property choose apartments rather than houses, an expert in the market has said.
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There is a building boom in Melbourne's apartment market and it is being driven by changing lifestyles, housing shortages and overseas investors, experts say
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A global technology and business services company will establish its Asia Pacific headquarters in Melbourne's southeast and create 400 new jobs.
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Home loan lenders have been urged by the Real Estate Institute of Australia not to increase their rates while the political situation in the country is unstable…
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The drawn-out political wrangle to form the next federal government looks set to affect the nation's real estate market, delaying the start of the key spring au…
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More than $41 billion (£23 billion) was spent on building Australian property in the second quarter of 2010, recent statistics have shown.
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The lack of a conclusion at the weekend's election could lead to a reduction in the competition facing expats wanting to buy Australian property, an expert has …
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A third of houses on sale in Australia are currently being bought by single women, according to Matusik Property Insights, which is something property investors…
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Australia is crying out for the talents of skilled UK workers, an industry expert has claimed, which could interest those contemplating moving to property in Au…
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A Department of Immigration and Citizenship outreach officer is to visit a certain part of Western Australia at the end of the month, which could interest those…
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Hidden away in the back of the Australian Budget and unmentioned in the Treasurers speech, was a simple statement confirming that:
“The Government will replace the individual tax residency rules with a new framework that is easy to understand, provides certainty and reduces compl…
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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.
However, with stimulus packages coming to an end, and international borders remaining closed, can this ex…
For anyone considering Australia as a future place of residence planning your taxation affairs is a critical element of the migration process.
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