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Property sentiment at an 18 month high: Property Council of Australia

Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Sentiment within Australia’s property industry is at an 18 month high, according to research by Property Council of Australia and ANZ. The gains are ... Read More

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Adelaide office market has peaked: Property Council

Thursday, 04 August 2011

Commercial property experts believe the Adelaide office market has peaked, with vacancy rates set to rise as more office stock comes on board over the... Read More

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First-home buyer boost to end in SA

Friday, 10 June 2011

First-home buyers in South Australia will receive less assistance from the State Government from 2012, when the first home bonus grant is halved. Fro... Read More

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Rocky on the rise as Gladstone stumbles: Terry Ryder

Terry Ryder

New data confirms two things we’ve been tipping: the decline of Gladstone and the rise of Rockhampton.

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Property sentiment at an 18 month high: Property Council of Australia

Adelaide office market has peaked: Property Council

First-home buyer boost to end in SA