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mortgagesWe expect the cash rate to be maintained at 3% throughout 2013: Commonwealth Bank
Diana Mousina says there were some encouraging signs in January housing finance data with construction lending to owner occupiers and investors rising 4.7% over the month.
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renovatingSubdividing isn't always the best option: Mark Armstrong
Many people think that subdividing is a sure way to make more money than simply selling a property in its current form—but like many ‘sure things’ in property, it ain’t necessarily so.
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new south walesSydney house prices up 6.1% over 2012 but little growth in the western suburbs: REINSW
House prices in the outer suburbs (more than 25 kilometres from the Sydney CBD), rose 4.4% over the year to a median of $470,000.
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rba rate decisionRBA leaves cash rate on hold at 3%
The Reserve Bank has left the cash rate on hold at 3% for the second month in a row following its monetary policy meeting today.
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rba rate decisionThe cheapest home loan rates on offer starting at 4.79% as just two economists tip March rate cut in Bloomberg survey
Of the 29 economists surveyed by Bloomberg, 27 expect no change in the cash rate tomorrow while 25 out of 29 expect the RBA to hold firm in April as well.
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australian capital territoryHousing sector signs of life, but total construction work fell 0.1% in December: ABS
It had been previously predicted construction jobs would rise by 1.5% for the quarter, but the results suggest the construction industries woes are not yet over.
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the blockThe tradies' urinal on the Block All Stars yeilds winning Sunday night audience
The estate agency BresicWhitney have yet to post any marketing for 10 Tasman Street ahead of its scheduled March 19 auction.
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margaret lomasAsk Margaret: When should I get a depreciation schedule?
There is a significant benefit to be gained from what is known as ‘scrapping’, but all too often investors think of this after they have already thrown everything out, and this is too late.
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residentialHousing market is responding to rate cuts with many other positive signs: RBA
The RBA says that since the middle of 2012, residential building approvals have increased and rental yields have moved higher.
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victoriaAndrew Winter exorcises property adjacent to Frankston Cemetery, with neighbours quiet as the grave
Frankston Cemetery across the road had proven a tough selling point for the Clarendon Street home.
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