Australian Capital Territory
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residentialOne in four borrowers intend to buy an investment property in up and coming areas in next four years: Mortgage Choice survey
Of those homeowners who intend to buy an investment property in the next four years, the preference is to “buy an average property in an up and coming area and hold onto the property”.
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landlordsOpportunistic and optimistic property investors pick-up slack from dwindling first-home buyer market
The value of investment home loans to purchase established homes for rent or resale rose has been rising for nine straight months.
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industry newsREA Group wins trademark battle with realestate1.com.au and monopoly of online term ‘realestate”
The ruling may pave the way for other real estate portals that use the term 'realestate' and 'com.au' in their domain names to be pursued by the REA Group for trademark infringements.
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first home buyersSlow demise of first-home owner grant schemes: Monique Sasson Wakelin
Like a B-movie horror flick villain that refuses to die, the first-home owner grant will limp into the new financial year to haunt us all despite the Victorian Treasurer’s valiant efforts in his May budget to curtail this beast.
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self managed super fundsThe advantages of a SMSF: Greville Pabst
A growing number of investors are turning to self-managed superannuation funds to take control of their future nest eggs.
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internationalTips for getting the most from Chinese property expos: Ivy Xiao
The key is to take the expo as part of the company marketing’s budget, attend these expos regularly; eventually you will have a reputation among the investors and would have gathered a strong database.
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residentialWA and Tasmania lead new residential listings activity: RP Data
Western Australia and Tasmania have led the states in the latest new listings activity figures published by RP Data for the week ending June 9.
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residentialHobart houses and units continue to linger on the market: RP Data
Hobart houses and units continue to spend the most time on the market, according to an RP Data report for the week ending June 9.
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mortgagesMortgage lending limps to 0.8% rise in April as FHBs remain on sidelines: ABS
In value terms, loans to owner occupiers fell 0.9% to $14.6 billion while investment housing fixed loans rose 1.1% in value terms to $8.14 billion
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residentialDespite media misinformation, Western Australia remains national growth leader: Terry Ryder
WA continues to be the national growth leader, challenged only by the Northern Territory, and Perth continues to have the nation’s second hottest city real estate market, bettered only by Darwin.
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