Real Estate News
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First state-backed developer falls in China’s property crisis
China South City has become the first state-backed property developer to be ordered into liquidation since the country’s real estate debt crisis began in 2021, marking a significant escalation in the sector’s troubles.
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Melbourne office market faces major shift under proposed WFH rules
Victoria’s plan to make working from home a legal right is expected to trigger a major shift in Melbourne’s CBD office market, with new analysis suggesting the changes could reshape demand, rental values and investor strategies across the sector.
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Harcourts Agents Fast Tracked For AI Success With Exclusive Six Week Bootcamp
In an Australian real estate industry first, Harcourts is partnering with leading industry expert Samantha McLean to rollout an exclusive six-week intensive AI for Agents training program as part of its Academy offering.
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Calm, confident and in control: why property managers are showing up to MECCA after hours
Ailo has launched a new series of invitation-only events for property management leaders, held after hours in MECCA stores across Australia. The small-format gatherings focus on candid discussions about industry change, technology adoption, and leadership in what Ailo describes as the “third wave” of property management.
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Eastern Suburbs agent Jack Taylor joins BresicWhitney
BresicWhitney has welcomed established sales agent Jack Taylor, in a sign of considered momentum for Sydney's leading property group.
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RBA rate cut set to fuel spring property market confidence
The Reserve Bank’s third cut this year is poised to lift market sentiment ahead of the busiest selling season, but experts warn that affordability challenges remain.
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Harcourts gets behind GoodNight Tasmania
The Harcourts Foundation is putting its support behind GoodNight Tasmania, a community wide initiative for all unsheltered homeless.
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Foreign buyers get a leg up in US housing market
Foreign buyers are finding increased purchasing power in the US housing market as the American dollar weakens against several international currencies, effectively creating discounts despite record-high home prices.
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Property boom creates record number of Australian millionaires
Australia now boasts one of the world's highest concentrations of millionaires, with one in ten Australians holding wealth exceeding US$1 million, according to a new report.
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Actress sells historic Case Study house above asking price
Lily Collins has sold her midcentury modern home in Pasadena, California for US$6.13 million (AUD$10 million), exceeding her asking price in an off-market deal that closed in late June.
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Government eases borrowing constraints for Australians with HECS debt
The federal government has instructed financial regulators to update their guidance on how HELP debts are assessed during mortgage applications, making it easier for Australians with student debt to secure home loans.
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Rate cut expected to boost borrowing power and house prices
The Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to cut interest rates this week, increasing borrowing capacity for homebuyers while potentially driving property prices even higher.
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Jellis Craig announces significant merger, joining forces with leading Bayside real estate group, Chisholm & Gamon
In a move that enhances the service capabilities and market leadership of Victoria’s premiere property agency Jellis Craig, it has today announced it will be joining forces with leading Bayside real estate group, Chisholm & Gamon.
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Harcourts Elevate celebrates grand opening in style
Harcourts Elevate officially opened its doors with a glamorous grand opening event, showcasing their stunning new, state-of-the-art offices.
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Student housing crisis deepens in Greece as rents skyrocket ahead of academic year
Greece’s student housing market is buckling under the pressure of soaring demand and limited supply, with parents and students scrambling to find affordable accommodation in time for the new university term.
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New ACCC rules set to reshape commercial property deals with major supermarkets
Commercial property landlords with major supermarket tenants face significant regulatory changes from January 2026, with new mandatory ACCC notification requirements potentially impacting transaction timelines and costs.
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Slight uptick in auctions hints at stronger spring momentum
Australia’s auction market is showing early signs of renewed energy, with a slight rise in listings this week and even stronger volumes forecast ahead. While winter conditions have kept overall activity subdued, clearance rates are holding steady, and in some cases, bouncing back, indicating growing buyer confidence and market resilience. With nearly 2,000 homes scheduled to go under the hammer…
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Hong Kong awaits mainland investment as major commercial assets hit the market
Mainland investors tipped to play key role as landmark Hong Kong assets hit the market.
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Ronnie Singh launches First National RS Group, pledging a personal community-centred approach
Award‑winning Perth agent Ronnie Singh has opened the doors of First National Real Estate RS Group, realising a long‑held ambition to lead his own agency while remaining part of the cooperative network that shaped his success.
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New suburb approved for Melbourne’s expanding outer north
A major residential development has been approved for Melbourne’s outer north, with the Victorian Government greenlighting the Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan. The new suburb will deliver thousands of homes, schools, parks, and local centres as part of a long-term plan to accommodate the city’s growing population.
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Shannen Doherty’s Malibu estate lists for US$9.5M one year after her death
Shannen Doherty’s longtime Malibu home has been listed for AU $14.25 million, one year after her passing.
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Nakita Tate: From functional to excellence in elevating real estate operations
Nakita Tate understands the difference between a functional real estate business and a truly exceptional one, and she knows how technology and human expertise are integrated.
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Nadine Catley joins Harcourts Real Estate Training Centre as Online Training Manager
Harcourts Real Estate Training Centre (HRETC) has proudly announced the addition of Nadine Catley to their team as Online Training Manager.
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New Zealand property values flat as market uncertainty persists
National property values in New Zealand edged down by 0.2% in July, with the housing market showing little momentum amid ongoing economic headwinds, according to Cotality NZ’s latest Home Value Index.
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Family wallets under pressure: 6% of Aussies helped loved ones with rent or a deposit
Finder report shows the cost of housing is increasingly a shared burden among family members.
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One-third of non-homeowners have abandoned their property dreams
A growing number of Australians have given up on the dream of homeownership, with more than a third saying they have no plans to buy a property at all.
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UK house prices rebounded 0.6 per cent last month
UK house prices increased by 0.6 per cent in July following a 0.9 per cent fall in June, signalling renewed strength in the housing market despite economic uncertainties.
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REMAX Australia welcomes new Brisbane office
The opportunity to align business goals with a powerhouse brand has led to Brisbane real estate professionals Jimmy Shaw and Ryan Shen launching REMAX HRG this week.
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What’s the real price? Inside the grey areas of quoting, compliance and trust
In Victoria, underquoting remains a complex and often contentious issue. Barry Plant CEO Lisa Pennell believes the current approach to compliance doesn’t always reflect the pace and nuance of the market, and that more practical solutions are needed to support both agents and consumers.
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