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Real Estate News
Property prices hit new record, with more to come
Property prices have hit yet another record, with the combined capital city house and unit prices rising by up to 1 per cent in the March quarter.
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Movers and Shakers
Andy Camm to lead the new McGrath Whitsundays office
McGrath Estate Agents is doubling down on the Queensland property market after launching their newest office in the Whitsunday led by local agent Andy Camm.
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Movers and Shakers
Lucy Nell returns to Ray White Rural
The daughter of Ray White Rural CEO Stephen Nell, Lucy says some of her earliest memories are of the Ray White head office.
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CONTRIBUTORS
Rents rise $200 per week nationally, affordability still “years off”
It has been a tough four years for renters.
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Real Estate News
WA and QLD are the nation’s affordability havens
Western Australia and Queensland have emerged as Australia’s affordability havens, with more than half of all the more economical regions across the country located in the two states.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
REIV wants tax reforms to boost rental supply
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has called on the Victorian Government to consider tax reforms that will bolster the supply of rental properties and help ease the escalating affordability crisis.
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Real Estate News
Step into the future at Australia’s most tech-enhanced apartment development
Australia’s most tech-enhanced apartment complex will be built in Melbourne, with features including an air purification system and a smart oven that listens to your commands and answers your cooking questions.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
New listings tumbled 13.6 per cent in March
Vendors took their foot off the pedal last month, with new listings 8.8 per cent lower than the same time last year.
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Real Estate News
Sophie Lyon takes on a new role at Real+
Leadership and property management expert Sophie Lyon has joined national training and consulting platform Real+, with a goal of helping leaders take the next step in their career.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Arresting development: Fremantle Police Headquarters ‘cells’ for $5 million
The heritage-listed Fremantle police station in Western Australia has been sold to a private buyer after the sales team was able to successfully market the property to local investors.
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Real Estate News
Noosa’s newest prize: Waterfront icon sets new record
A two-bedroom Noosa Heads waterfront apartment has sailed away with a new record as the most expensive property sold in the tightly held Noosa Harbour Resort.
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Celebrity Homes
Rugby magnate’s mansion takes a price hit
Andrew Cox, the former owner of the Melbourne Rebels rugby club, has relisted his 19th-century Italianate mansion, Narellan, in Brighton, with a significant reduction in its asking price.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Millennials are the most active property investors in Australia
Millennials have emerged as the most active group of property investors in the country with new data showing they are also not afraid to go it alone to get onto the property ladder.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Domain: The rental crisis could reach a turning point in 2024
Embattled renters could be in for some relief ahead with an expert predicting that the rental crisis could be reaching a turning point.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Japanese investors targeting Australian commercial property
Japanese investors have been Japanese investors have actively sought out Australian commercial real estate, while Japan itself has also become a location for international capital flows.
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Real Estate News
REIA launches action plan to tackle housing crisis and boost property management
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has launched a Property Management Action Plan designed to simultaneously tackle the housing crisis and bolster property management as a profession.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Vacancy rates rise, but no relief for renters
The national vacancy rate has seen a modest increase in March, but renters are still under extreme pressure according to new data.
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CONTRIBUTORS
Population problems: 10 ways to accommodate 13 million more people
The latest population projections from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have just been released and, while getting long-term projections correct is notoriously difficult, the reality is that in the next 48 years we are very likely to have a much bigger Australia.
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Celebrity Homes
Liam Hemsworth plans $14 million mansion near Byron Bay
Liam Hemsworth, known for his roles in Hollywood blockbusters, has recently unveiled plans for a luxurious $14.6 million home near the picturesque Byron Bay.
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Real Estate News
Build-to-rent lift-off won’t solve the housing crisis
Build-to-rent continues to gather momentum in Australia, but it is unlikely to be the housing crisis saviour, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).
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Real Estate News
Perth house price rises 2.5 per cent to hit a new record
Perth’s median house sale price has hit a new record, rising 2.5 per cent to $620,000 in March.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
National rents remained relatively stable in March
Despite record-low vacancy rates across the country, rents remained relatively stable in March according to new data.
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Movers and Shakers
Marshall White appoints Campbell Butterss as director
Melbourne-based, Marshall White has strengthened its leadership team after the appointment of Campbell Butterss as Director.
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Real Estate News
Regional Queensland leads the property price surge
Regional Queensland has recorded the highest growth in the country in the past four years, with prices rising 66.5 per cent.
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Real Estate News
The roaring regions: affordable havens for first-home buyers
Australia is now officially a “million-dollar country”, with a median capital city house price of $1.005 million, but there are still some council areas where first-home buyers have a shot at owning their own home.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Cashed up investors to capitalise on rising prices
The resurgence in property prices has continued across the country, and investors are well positioned to capitalise on further growth according to the latest Herron Todd White (HTW) Month in Review.
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Real Estate News
Women’s home buying resilience outshines singles market dip
The number of single people purchasing homes is falling, but becoming more evenly matched by gender.
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Real Estate News
Scaling the summit: BDMs and property managers roadmap to success
If you’re looking to become a property manager of the future, learn to converse with clients like an investment expert and command higher fees, then the Summit Events are for you.
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Movers and Shakers
Marshall White Real Estate turns 60
Highly regarded, Marshall White Real Estate celebrates 60 years in business as one of Victoria’s leading brands.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
The best Australian warehouse conversions on the market right now
Sitting in the living room of 27 Woodstock Street, Balaclava, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were in the middle of Manhattan.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Darwin property market on the cusp of major growth
Interstate investors are starting to pay attention to Darwin’s property market, potentially leading to the next growth phase according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Mum and dad builders targeting affordability and liveability
Mums and Dads looking to build a home in Victoria are increasingly targeting the “sweet spot” between location and affordability according to new research.
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Movers and Shakers
Alex Iannelli to boost Stockdale & Leggo’s digital footprint
Stockdale & Leggo is set to bolster its digital footprint with the appointment of Alex Iannelli as marketing and franchise executive.
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Real Estate News
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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Real Estate News
Stamp duty is holding us back from moving homes – we’ve worked out how much
If just one state of Australia, New South Wales, scrapped its stamp duty on real-estate transactions, about 100,000 more Australians would move homes each year, according to our best estimates.
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