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leisureMarilyn New exits Perth hotel scene with Esplanade River Suites sale to Chinese hotel group Narada
Narada bills itself as one of the Top 10 hotel groups in China and among the Top 100 in the world, managing 15,000 guestrooms in 11 provinces in China.
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new south walesToni Collette Paddington property court case hears consistent $6.5 million price estimate
McGrath estate agent Ben Collier took the stand today in the court case over a Paddington terrace sale.
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residentialResidential recovery underway but more pain for Stockland as $49 million write-down revealed
Stockland CEO Mark Steinert says the residential land market recovery is lagging the established housing market recovery by around six months.
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queenslandBrisbane rental market tightens to 2.1% vacancy rate in March quarter with rents rising
Weekly rents for three-bedroom houses in Brisbane are up $10 to $410 per week and two-bedroom units up $5 to $395 per week.
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queenslandMermaid Beach still poorly performing, with Mandurah and Ultimo bouncing back from their GFC lows
Queensland coastal suburbs occupy the top five positions on the list of worst-performing locations with two-bedroom houses in Burleigh Heads second with a 61% decline over the past four years.
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retailNAB branch auction brings the crowds to Chapel Street and sells under the hammer for $12.825 million
A crowd of around 200 people gathered to watch the property sell under the hammer to a private Melbourne investor for $12.825 million.
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residentialEstablished house prices stagnate in March quarter, but with good gains in Perth and Darwin: ABS
The strongest performers over the March quarter were Perth (+1.2%) and Darwin (+1.9%)with Sydney house prices unchanged.
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australian capital territorySales suspended on Canberra Aalto apartment project following LMIM collapse
The Aalto project is the second major LMIM development casualty following the demise of the $1 billion Maddison Estate project.
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residential‘Gazumping’ fears arise in Sydney: 13 tips to protect unlucky buyers
Raine & Horne CEO Angus Raine says he has already received his first telephone calls from consumers beaten to the punch for a property.
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demographicsAustralia's four biggest capital cities are dominating national population growth: Tim Lawless
Looking across the council regions that have recorded the most significant rate of population decline it shouldn’t come as a surprise that they are generally rural locations.
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