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25.01.2022 Brisbane house prices have hit a record high 2 July, 2018 BRISBANES house prices have hit a record high with new figures revealing the median had now hit $670,000....Continue reading

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19.01.2022 IMPRESSIVE NEW $56 MILLION SPORTS FACILITIES HUGE BOOST TO SPRINGFIELD PLAYERS AND CLUBS Lush, green fields and netball courts await thousands of Ipswich sportspeople both players and supporters with the opening of the $56 million Springfield Central Sporting Complex. ... Queensland Sport Minister Mick de Brenni, local Member for Jordan Charis Mullen and Ipswich Interim Administrator Greg Chemello joined Lendlease and Springfield City Group officials on Thursday to officially cut the ribbon on the single biggest boost to sporting facilities in the citys history. Designed by global infrastructure, environmental and social development company Cardno, the 22.5-hectare sporting precinct located on Sportstar Drive, Springfield Central, includes 16 netball courts, eight tennis courts, four multi-purpose sporting fields, three club houses with canteens/amenities, two playgrounds and ample car parking. Ipswich City Council will manage the facilities and has signed lease agreements with local sporting clubs such as Springfield United and Western Pride football clubs, Springfield Lakes and South West Wildcats netball clubs, Greater Springfield Sports (AFL and cricket) and Rugby League Ipswich. Developers play an important role when it comes to shaping new and modern communities, he said. Like most of the urban infrastructure in Springfield, these sporting fields were funded by developer contributions and the facilities handed to council for ongoing management. Ipswich has a proud sporting heritage. These new sporting fields are set to be home to numerous sporting clubs and will no doubt see the emergence of a new generation of sporting stars. More importantly, theyll provide the catalyst for an active and healthy community. Ipswich is one of the fastest growing cities in Australia, so it is important when planning for our future that council and developers incorporate the necessary community infrastructure for the waves of new residents across the city. Smart features like LED lighting have been installed to ensure no shadows appear on the fields and courts, while 2000 recycled plastic bollards have been used as barriers to car zones. There will be about 600 car park available. We had a collective vision to create a world-class amenity and top-quality infrastructure so its a major milestone to officially open the districts largest sporting precinct, in one of Queenslands fastest growing corridors and right on the doorstep of our second master-planned community, Springfield Rise at Spring Mountain. The complex has been designed to be the central hub, catering to the needs of this thriving community. The facilities will attract a diverse range of ages and sporting interests, as well as focusing on the lifestyle and benefits to generate a positive sense of health and wellbeing.

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07.01.2022 A LIBERAL WIN IN THE FEDERAL ELECTION | APRA SCRAPS 7% LOAN BUFFER | RBA SIGNALS RATE CUT | SIGNIFICANT PROPERTY NEWS Posted on Wednesday, 22 May 2019 in News & Updates A Liberal win in the Federal Election means no changes to Capital Gains Taxation or Negative Gearing. More importantly the unsureness or nervousness surrounding the proposed Labor changes have gone away. APRA Scraps 7% Loan Buffer The largest impediment to adding to your property portfolio has been APRAs r...equirement for banks to assess your ability to repay your loans using a rate of 7%. APRA have recognised this is no longer a valid position to take. Banks are now allowed to set their own minimum buffer. However, they still need to test if a borrower could service a loan assuming a rate 2.5% higher than the lending rate applied to the borrower. For most clients, your current interest rates on your own homes and your investment properties will be between 3.90% to 4.25%. In my mind the most significant change to the existing restrictive lending criteria RBA signals Rate Cut - Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe has given his clearest signal yet that interest rates will be cut next month (June 2019). Most banks and analysts have been predicting one or two rate cuts this year. However, such a forward looking statement by the governor is very positive. The market is also expecting the banks to pass on all or most of any RBA rate cut which means an immediate improvement in your borrowing capacity when you combine it with APRAs elimination of its buffer What do we think this means for property? We believe this will have a significant improvement in confidence, with the ability to borrow more for investment. And, a reduction in the amount of your interest payments. This will lead to a positive effect on demand for property with upward pressure selling prices. See more

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03.01.2022 If you're considering property as an investment vehicle or you want to expand on your current portfolio, reach out we will help you in all aspects of investing.

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