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REA Group invests in 3D visualisation platform IMMERSIV
REA Group has announced a minority investment in IMMERSIV, a 3D visualisation platform designed specifically to support buying and selling off the plan properties..
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ANZ predicts property prices to rise 5.5 per cent in 2025
Australia's capital city housing markets are expected to see continued growth in 2024, with prices forecast to rise by 7.3 per cent.
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Rental market pressures ease as growth slows
Australia's rental market is showing signs of easing, with the pace of growth slowing and more properties becoming available for tenants.
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Queensland scraps rent caps boosting investor confidence
The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has welcomed a clear statement from both the Premier and the Leader of the Opposition, confirming that rent caps will not be introduced in Queensland.
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Aurora Realty sets new a standard in property management
Aurora Realty, a leading force in the property management industry, has positioned itself as the preferred choice for investors seeking exceptional property management services.
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Australian tenants lead worldwide adoption of rental tech
Australian renters are leading the way with property technology, and in the process enhancing their rental experience with a range of digital products.
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Eviction rates highlight rental struggles in NSW’s outer suburbs
Tenants in Far Western NSW and outer Sydney suburbs are facing the highest risk of eviction, according to a heat map created by the Tenants' Union of New South Wales.
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Mortgage holders skipping meals to stay afloat
Australian mortgage holders are increasingly resorting to skipping essential expenses to stay on top of their rising home loan repayments, according to new research from Finder.
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Sandra and Vincent Haupt: embracing freedom and balance with @realty
In 2017, after 15 years of running their own successful real estate company, Sandra and Vincent Haupt decided it was time for a change.
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Building approvals decline raises concerns for housing targets
Building approvals for new homes in Australia have fallen significantly, raising alarm bells for the nation's housing targets.
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Rental boom could be done and dusted
It looks like relief is on the way for struggling renters, with the rental market across Australia having finally reached a turning point.
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Going Beyond Property: Conservation meets Real Estate with SquareBySquare
In an industry where standing out is increasingly challenging, SquareBySquare isn't just selling property – it's selling purpose.
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Affordable homes outpace luxury market in price growth
Cheaper properties have experienced the strongest price growth over the past year, according to a leading property expert.
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Housing market growth slows as spring listings surge
The Australian property market is showing signs of a slowdown, with national dwelling values rising by just 0.4 per cent in September, according to the latest CoreLogic data.
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RE/MAX Consultants set sights on growth in IPSWICH
Welcoming the opportunity to represent a global brand and prepare for future growth, real estate professional Ajay Patel has this week rebranded his independent agency, Consult Realty, to RE/MAX Consultants, opening the doors to his new office location in Booval, west of Brisbane, Queensland.
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Spring Surge: affordability pressures rise as listings climb and market growth slows
Highlights National home values rose 0.4% in September, marking the slowest quarterly growth since early 2023. Year-on-year growth remains strong at 6.7% (CoreLogic) or 5.67% (PropTrack). Capital city performance varies: Sydney steady, Melbourne declining, Perth/Adelaide/Brisbane outperforming. New property listings have surged to levels not seen since 2021, increasing buyer choice and seller competition. Affordability remains a major challenge, with mortgage…
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Metricon Homes retains top spot as Australia’s largest home builder
Metricon Homes has maintained its position as Australia's largest residential builder for the ninth consecutive year, according to a new report.
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Industry warns against rent controls
Queensland's property industry is sounding the alarm over potential rent controls, warning they could further reduce rental availability.
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Million-dollar suburbs hit record high despite affordability concerns
The number of Australian suburbs with median house or unit values of $1 million or more has reached an all-time high.
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Noosa’s short-term rental crackdown
Noosa’s potential crackdown on short-term holiday rentals could trigger concerns across Australia.
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Delving Deeper Through a Long-term Marketing lens
Whether directly or indirectly, marketing value is typically expressed in terms of return on investment, but Laing+Simmons CEO and REIA President Leanne Pilkington says there are ways to nurture clients beyond the transaction which deliver a greater depth of meaning to your brand and message. There are many tactics and initiatives agents can use which fall under the umbrella of…
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Nutrien Harcourts: meeting regional Australia’s real estate needs
Nutrien Harcourts is dedicated to serving regional and rural communities across Australia, with a particular focus on rural properties.
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Tight supply drags on property industry confidence
Property industry confidence remains stable despite concerns over tight levels of supply, according to the Property Council.
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Higher taxes won’t solve housing crisis
Increasing taxes on housing will exacerbate affordability issues, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA).
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PM’s cautious approach to negative gearing sparks fresh debate
The debate around negative gearing has long been a contentious issue in Australia.
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Aurora Realty: setting the standard in property management
Aurora Realty is quite a force in the property management industry, renowned for its dedication to enhancing the value of residential rental properties.
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Government considers changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax
The federal government is exploring potential modifications to negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions, a move that could significantly impact the upcoming federal election.
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How Art Sudharm turned a family goal into real estate success
A key factor in Art Sudharm's success in real estate has been her desire to support her family.
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realestate.com.au new ‘NextGen Listing’ inspires deeper discovery and connection
realestate.com.au is set to launch the next generation of its property listing experience, with images at the core of the first round of enhancements.
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Innovation and focus on workplace culture drive the future of property management
The property management industry is seeing a rapid transformation, driven by rising revenues and new technology adoption, according to new research.
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Low-income Australians priced out of rental market nationwide
A new report reveals that Australians on the lowest incomes are facing severe rental stress across the country, despite recent increases in government payments.
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Pet Areas and happy hours top renters’ wishlist
Traditional rental amenities like gyms and swimming pools are losing their appeal, as US renters now favour lifestyle-focused features such as pet areas and happy hours.
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Jellis Craig introduces new real-time vendor platform
Melbourne real estate group Jellis Craig has launched a new digital platform that it hopes will redefine transparency in sales campaigns.
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Domain launches Spring campaign to empower agents and guide buyers
Real estate platform Domain has unveiled its new Spring campaign, focusing on the trade-offs Australians face when choosing a home.
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NSW’s rental revolution
Property managers in NSW will need to acquaint themselves with the Minns’ government series of reforms, which is aimed at improving conditions for renters. These reforms include easing restrictions on pet ownership for tenants, introducing a tool to compare rental prices using bond data, and ending “no grounds” evictions. The changes come as the rental market faces rising costs and…
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