Tasmania
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residentialNarrow gap in Melbourne amid capital city private treaty medians: RP Data
Melbourne had a $427,000 median house price and $420,000 for unit prices.
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industry newsSecret Agent jumps on the Bitcoin bandwagon
Melbourne buyers advocate Secret Agent has accepted its first Bitcoin payment and intends to accept future payments made with the digital currency.
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residentialThe best and worst property investment advice I've received: Michael Yardney
The worst real estate investment advice I was given was that property investment is easy.
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residentialWinter may be a better time than spring to sell your property: survey
Spring does not give those selling their homes any real advantage, a survey of real estate agents has found.
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developmentsLonger term view on building approvals more encouraging: HIA
The HIA notes that approvals in March were 3.9% higher than twelve months previously.
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residentialDwelling approvals "lose momentum" with surprise fall of 5.5% in March led by NSW and Victoria: ABS
The number of dwellings approved have fallen in the first 3 months of 2013, in trend terms, following a period of growth throughout 2012.
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rba rate decisionStephen Koukoulas tips rate cut next week and another to come
Stephen Koukoulas suggests the RBA ought cut the cash rate by 25 basis points next week after building approvals fell 5.5% in March.
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mortgagesAFG achieves highest ever monthly mortgage sales of $3.2 billion in April
The April 2013 results bucked the trend over the past three years, when April figures have been lower than in March, but this year’s surge bucked the trend.
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residentialCanberra and Sydney swap places as fastest selling capitals: APM days on market heat chart
Canberra dwellings are currently spending the shortest average time on market at 70 days, according to the latest information from Australian Property Monitors.
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economyEnd of mining boom will leave Australian economy “with no clothes”: Frank Gelber
A turnaround, he says, will only occur when first residential and then non-mining business investment rises to stimulate the economy.
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