Victoria
mortgagesBank of Melbourne cuts fixed rates with two-year offering reduced to 4.99%
The bank also cut its three, four and five year fixed-rate home loans today.
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victoriaGrant Hackett and Candice Alley list Freshwater Place, Southbank apartment
More than $2.7 million is being sought through RT Edgar.
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mortgagesME Bank cuts three-year fixed to 4.99%
ME Bank has cut its three-year fixed standard home loan rate to 4.99% p.a. on both packaged and non-packaged loans.
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mortgagesSt George the latest to offer a two-year fixed rate of 4.99%
The rate is available for borrowers who sign up to St.George’s Advantage Package home loan offer and is for a limited time.
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auctionsAuction clearances increase as big weekend looms: RP Data
The combined capital city auction clearance rate was recorded at 58.9% last week, up from 55.4% the previous week.
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residentialBlackburn orchard owned by former VFL player Bert Cock seeks $4 million from developers
The portion up for sale is the remnant of the original 8.9 hectare estate, which was originally a large orchard operated by Bob Slater through the first half of the 1900s.
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victoriaBrookfield Multiplex appointed to construct The University of Melbourne’s $100 million Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Building
Brookfield Multiplex has been appointed to construct The University of Melbourne’s $100 million Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Building.
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commercialDistressed property listings set to spike in 2013 led by defaulting development sites: Colliers International
Around 816 distressed properties were advertised for sale across the country in 2012, up by 5% from the 777 properties on the market in 2011.
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mark armstrongHow to help your children break into the market: Mark Armstrong
Many parents are already being called upon to assist their children either into their first home or to upsize as they start a family. It is important, however, that both parties enter any arrangement with eyes wide open.
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commercialLittle for office and retail landlords to cheer about as commercial property outlooks dims: NAB survey
The slight improvement in the index was solely due to a sharp increase in the CBD Hotels index as capital growth and rental expectations fell in all other commercial property markets.
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