Tasmania
Read the latest Tasmanian property market news, feature articles, commentary and analysis here.
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residentialGrowth in outstanding mortgage debt at historically low levels: Cameron Kusher
With borrowers paying off their loans quicker and having a greater ‘buffer’ sitting in their offset account it is no surprise growth in outstanding mortgage debt is at historic low levels.
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hotspotsHit and miss hotspots: Box Hill flames out while Highgate, Karratha, Newman and other WA mining locations are on fire
There were 12 suburbs included in the 2012 Australian Property Investor magazine Hot 100 that recorded a gain of 10% or more, but 25 suburbs recorded declines led by Box Hill.
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trendsSydney real estate market gathers momentum: Terry Ryder
Each week the anecdotal reports of rising activity and prices in Sydney grow stronger, supported by research evidence as the data trickles in.
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economyWA top state for economic activity as Tassie lags: CommSec
The report has pinned the country's two leading mining economies, Western Australia and the Northern Territory, ahead of the rest of the states and territories by a wide margin.
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economySuperannuation system will fall short: Westpac’s BT Financial Group chief executive Brad Cooper
Australia needs to rework its superannuation system to cope with a wave of five million expected retirees by 2033, according to Westpac’s BT Financial Group.
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mortgagesFrom Quick Direct’s 4.79%: the lowest fixed and variable home loan offerings
Borrowers looking to refinance with a major bank brand can secure a one-year fixed rate home loan with UBank – NAB’s online brand – of 4.83%.
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mortgagesPossibly one more rate cut in 2013 but lack of consensus the overriding theme: Bloomberg survey
The cash rate could be as low as 2.5% by the end of 2014 or as high as 4.25% according to the latest Bloomberg survey.
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residentialSchool zones inflate real estate prices and maintain a social divide: Catherine Cashmore
Being in a school zone for one of the top 20 or so government schools in Melbourne can increase the price of properties in the area by at least 10 to 15% – and the smaller the zone, the greater the pain.
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self managed super fundsASIC advisory: purchasing shares with superannuation
Given the risks associated with a DIY option, ASIC has issued guidelines on the things advice providers and investors should discuss and consider before setting up a SMSF.
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self managed super fundsGetting the best advice on SMSF investing in real property: ASIC scenario
ASIC set out a scenario as to appropriate advice when it came to a SMSF investing in real property.
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