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25.01.2022 $2 billion masterplanned site at Broadbeach Island on the Gold Coast.

25.01.2022 The 701 metre megatall skyscraper

24.01.2022 Need to Learn to buy first Home

24.01.2022 property may slash up to 30%

24.01.2022 seven new railway stations to be built on the Gold Coast line

24.01.2022 when you should renovate your House

23.01.2022 share to buy property

23.01.2022 Top suburbs in Gold Coast with the highest increase in property listings year-on-year Since Covid-19, it seems like less properties are being listed for sale. But when you look at the numbers on a smaller scale, it's not always the case. We know that market activity varies from one postcode to another, so we looked at the top suburbs in Gold Coast where there's been the highest increase in listings over the past three months (June - September) and compared it with the same pe...riod last year. A higher amount of listings, especially during Covid-19, can be an indicator that seller confidence is on the rise. Suburb Listings YoY 1. Clear Island Waters 75.0% 2. Miami 54.3% 3. Helensvale 48.8% 4. Pimpama 42.0% 5. Mudgeeraba 41.0%

22.01.2022 rent rate increase in Brisban

21.01.2022 Brisbane is fast becoming a city of mega projects

21.01.2022 Home borrowers could also be charged fees to use a mortgage broker,

21.01.2022 National home values reach a new record high In January, national property values reached a new record high with prices rising across all captial cities and regions. Home values climbed +0.9 per cent over the month have now surpassed pre-COVID levels by +1.0 per cent.... Tim Lawless, CoreLogic's Head of Research says that current market has very strong selling conditions on offer. "Advertised supply levels are low while demand is strong. This is a seller’s market." Read the latest update

21.01.2022 Good News for temporary Visa holder

20.01.2022 Should you borrow more money or not

20.01.2022 49- hectare Brisbane Developer

19.01.2022 Aparatment market in Brisbane

19.01.2022 How real estate in the capital cities performed in 2019 Overall 2019 has been a year of two halves for the national property market, with the Federal election proving to the watershed moment. This is after two years in the red, where all the major capital city markets were in decline. This is still the case if you look at most locations on an annual basis, with the exception of Hobart and Canberra. Median dwelling value Quarterly Change Annual Change Average Days on Market...Continue reading

19.01.2022 4 more Towers in Broadbeach

19.01.2022 Plans for Health Precinct in Gold Coast

18.01.2022 Seven items to remove in your home when selling

18.01.2022 Car sharing could change the property market

17.01.2022 investment on shares rather then property

17.01.2022 Australia Top Infrastructure Investment Destination in 2019

17.01.2022 Fast recovery property market

17.01.2022 Approval of 4 Towers in Southport Gold Coast

17.01.2022 Answer to all your questions about recession

14.01.2022 A thriving community

14.01.2022 What Impact Will Melbourne’s Lockdown Have on House Prices? With Melbourne returning to lockdown conditions amid an acceleration in virus cases, it’s worthwhile looking back at the housing markets performance through the earlier lockdown period. From midnight 8 July, residents of Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire were be unable to leave their home unless they were shopping for essential items, seeking or giving medical care, exercising or required to study or work away from ho...me. The return to lockdown measures comes as the Covid-19 curve accelerates, with the number of new daily cases reaching record highs over the past few days. Although onsite auctions and open homes aren’t listed specifically as restricted activities, the implication is that the renewed lockdown measures include a ban of on-site auctions and open home inspections. Over the previous lockdown period, which was in place between late March and mid-May, housing market activity was significantly disrupted. The previous lockdown period saw real estate agent activity across Victoria slump by almost 70 per cent before gradually improving after Easter, with a sharp rise in activity once lockdown policies were eased around mid-May. The drop in real estate agent activity foreshadowed a sharp drop in new listing numbers across Melbourne. Between mid-March and early-May the number of new listings added to the Melbourne housing market more than halved, to be 34 per cent lower compared with the same time a year ago. As restrictions eased and consumer sentiment recovered to more normal levels, new listing numbers increased and were tracking 18 per cent higher than a year ago through the first week of July. With advertised stock levels falling and a plunge in consumer sentiment, the lockdown period also saw sales activity drop to the lowest level since the early 1990s (excluding the seasonally slow January months). Corelogic’s estimate of home sales dropped by 8.1 per cent in March before plunging by 38.1 per cent in April. As restrictions eased and both sellers and buyers became more confident, the number of home sales has picked up over the past two months to be 59 per cent higher than the April low.

13.01.2022 10 Top tallest Building

13.01.2022 $1.2Billion Resort Approval

13.01.2022 Housing price in Australia and Canada

13.01.2022 the rapidly deteriorating housing market is a signal of even tougher times ahead

13.01.2022 price of property could pick up within 3 years

12.01.2022 price of property falling

12.01.2022 Meriton Ocean Tower

12.01.2022 How does recession effect people

11.01.2022 Forecast property Price 2019-2020

11.01.2022 Covid-19 Creates Unique Opportunities for Buyers

11.01.2022 forecasting a surge in house prices over the next two years of up to 16 per cen

11.01.2022 Home builder scheme

11.01.2022 time to upsize your home

10.01.2022 The best opportunity seen in years Queensland first-home buyers receive $15,000 towards building a new house valued at less than $750,000. With the federal government’s HomeBuilder scheme, that will take the total available to claim to $40,000!... Queenslander's also don’t pay transfer (stamp) duty on homes costing less than $500,000, and a discounted rate up to $550,000. That translates to a SAVING OF $15,925 on a home under $550,000. What a great incentive to purchase 2-part contract home & land package and start a property portfolio. Time to create a wealth mindset, financial plan & passive income with this MASSIVE KICK-STARTER!!! See more

10.01.2022 Landlord lossing money

10.01.2022 Four Factors in 2019 for property

10.01.2022 Flood of wealthy Hong Kong to Sydney and Gold Coast

09.01.2022 $35 Million Gold Coast Project

08.01.2022 how to negotiate for loan rate

08.01.2022 I think it is our duty in the construction industry to create something in the city beneficial to everybody. Soheil Abedian

08.01.2022 Trucos de matemáticas que son realmente fáciles:

08.01.2022 Gold Coast Cranes Rise

07.01.2022 Gold Coast High speed Rail Link

06.01.2022 property recovery

06.01.2022 investor visa program

06.01.2022 Interest Rate hold

05.01.2022 Report of House prices

05.01.2022 Housing Price could Plunge 20 Per cent

05.01.2022 The US-China trade war poses the biggest current threat to the global economy,

03.01.2022 call or email me to buy the second cheapest Block of land in Australia (Russell Island)

03.01.2022 Australian house prices have broken new ground despite the country’s first recession in 30 years

03.01.2022 RBA keeps rate on hold

03.01.2022 Prestige Market

02.01.2022 which one is better to buy?

02.01.2022 The Star Residences Gold Coast will form part of Star Entertainment's world class integrated resort on Broadbeach island.

02.01.2022 First Home buyers

01.01.2022 Home loan rate below 3 per cent

01.01.2022 First Home Buyers

01.01.2022 Investors Look at Options in Downward Market

01.01.2022 Why are Brisbane property prices going up by so much during a pandemic?