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Real Estate News
First National celebrates its best performers
First National Real Estate has highlighted its best performers across the country in its state-based General Excellence and Marketing Awards, with one incredible agent scoring the Number 1 Salesperson of the Year for the seventh time.
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Unlocking Australia’s future: embracing housing density for affordable living
Australia needs to embrace greater housing density, particularly in the capital cities, as a means to combat the housing affordability crisis.
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Busy start to 2024 with new listings surging in February
Capital city activity surged with the busiest February for new listings on realestate.com.au in over a decade, according to the PropTrack Listings Report February 2024, released today.
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Distressed listings fall in all capital cities
The number of distressed listings has fallen substantially over the past year, as mortgage holders weather the interest rate storm and look forward to potential cuts later this year.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Vacancy rates drop again to a record low 1.07 per cent
The rental crisis is showing no signs of easing just yet, with new data finding that the national vacancy rate has fallen to a record low of 1.07 per cent.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
National median house and unit prices continue to rise
National house prices have tipped over the $1 million mark after a strong quarter of growth right across the country.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Four years later: How Covid changed housing trends
In the four years since the onset of Covid, the housing market has seen prices surge 32.5 per cent according to new analysis.
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Real Estate News
National vacancy rate hits a new record low
The national vacancy rate has plummeted to a new record low of 0.7 per cent, although there does appear to be less competition among tenants, according to the latest figures from Domain.
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Perth shines in property boom as Sydney and Melbourne rally
Perth remains the hottest capital city property market in Australia, but Melbourne and Sydney are making a comeback, according to new research.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Property values to increase but rate of growth likely to slow: HTW
Property price growth rates are set to slow down over the remainder of 2024, according to the latest Herron Todd White (HTW) Month in Review.
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Real Estate News
Are first-time buyers really closer to home?
First-time buyers can save a 20 per cent deposit two months faster now than they could a year ago but there is a catch, according to the latest data from Domain.
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Movers and Shakers
First National announces their top performers in SA and NT
First National Real Estate has highlighted its top agents from the Northern Territory and South Australia at the company's 2024 General Excellence and Marketing Awards in Adelaide.
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Real Estate News
House and unit price gap hits record $300k in capital cities
The gap between capital city house and unit prices has never been wider, with detached homes now costing almost $300,000 more.
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Real Estate News
REACH Australia and New Zealand unveils the class of 2024
A tech-driven, custom-tailored menswear brand, a resident experience company meeting the demands of modern living and a group that empowers anyone to buy and sell tiny squares of conservation land, have been named in 2024 REACH Australia and New Zealand program.
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Real Estate News
Distressed listings jump 9 per cent in NSW
The number of distressed listings has risen across Australia, despite the number of total listings falling in January.
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Vacancy rates fall again in the new year
Rental availability declined further in January, with the national vacancy rate falling to 1.09 per cent.
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Real Estate News
RBA keeps interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent
The Reserve Bank of Australia has kicked off 2024 with an interest rate hold, electing to keep the cash rate at 4.35 per cent at its first meeting of the year.
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Elite Agent
Flood and cyclone insurance – can landlords get cover?Â
Every year, large areas of the country are ravaged by natural disasters including bushfires, storms, floods and cyclones.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Competition cools despite record low vacancy rates
Vacancy rates have returned to record low levels, but there is hope for renters, with new data showing competition for properties is starting to ease.
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Real Estate News
Mixed results as home values climb for the 12th straight month
Australian property values have risen for the 12th consecutive month, but market performance remained varied among the capital cities.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Swimming pools make homes more valuable
The backyard pool is always a popular feature during the summer holidays and now new data shows that properties with pools are more attractive to buyers.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Coastal hotspots set to see strong demand in 2024
Coastal locations continue to be in favour with buyers, with experts predicting a number of beachside suburbs across the country are likely to see solid growth in 2024.
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Real Estate News
Property prices hit new highs as growth continues
Australia’s property market has fully recovered from the 2022 downturn, with prices hitting a record high in the December quarter.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Relief for renters as house rents remain steady
After a tough few years for renters, there is now a glimmer of hope with house rents across the combined capitals holding steady for the first time in almost three years.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Property market resilience to be tested in 2024
After bouncing back in 2023, the resilience of the property market is set to be tested according to the latest Herron Todd White (HTW) Month in Review.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Perth property prices predicted to jump up to 10 per cent in 2024
Perth property prices could soar as much as 10 per cent in 2024, according to Damian Collins, who is the past president of the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA).
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INDUSTRY NEWS
A year of two halves for property growth
The past 12 months has been a year of two halves for the Australian property market, with ongoing rate hikes and stretched affordability slowing growth since June.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Vacancy rates ease but market remains exceptionally tight
You wouldn’t call it a Christmas gift, but vacancy rates eased slightly in November, with the national vacancy rate up .04 percentage points in November.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Property prices could rise 4 per cent next year
The rebound in the property market is expected to continue in 2024, with values to rise by up to 4 per cent according to a new report.
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Real Estate News
Darwin property market poised for major growth
Double digit property price growth is tipped for Darwin in 2024, with one expert forecasting a return to the dizzying heights of 2012.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Renters facing a tight changeover period as vacancy rates remain low
The traditional summer changeover period is shaping up as an incredibly challenging period for renters with the latest vacancy data showing supply remains at record low levels.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Australia’s most viewed properties in 2023
A chapel with a graveyard, a fixer-upper with 19 bedrooms, a house from The Block, an abode with a Raffles Hotel bar and a breathtaking rural property were among the most viewed homes on Domain this year.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
What buyers want – granny flats, sheds, new homes and a study
Sydney buyers want granny flats, Melbournites are looking for new builds, while over in the west, the humble shed is high on people’s wish lists.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Property prices hit record high despite growth slowing
Australian property prices have hit a new record high, climbing 0.22 per cent in November, according to PropTrack.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Falling prices in some suburbs make it easier to buy in Sydney and Melbourne
With interest rates rising, buying conditions remain tough however, there are still locations where people can find both affordable and livable locations according to a new report.
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