A locally iconic Greek revival-style building in Brunswick East has sold for the first time in about 40 years.
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Month: <span>June 2019</span>
A house can be changed physically to fit the buyers’ needs, and then it becomes their home. A big piece of feeling at home is falling in love with a neighborhood. Here are three tips for helping buyers want to take it to the next level with a neighborhood.
Building a successful real estate business for the long term requires self-knowledge, social skills, thinking beyond the immediate sale and understanding the dynamics of your market.
Regular columnist Jay Thompson estimates he’s been to well over a dozen Inman Connects. Why? What compels someone to attend the same conference, sometimes twice a year, across more than a decade? Find out here.
HOUSING in Queensland is more affordable than it was a decade ago, with many areas now cheaper to buy in than rent.
The post Housing more affordable: Where it’s cheaper to buy than rent appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The Morrison Government’s First Home Loan Deposit Scheme was one of its key election promises, so what happens on 1 January 2020 when this program begins? And how will the property market react?
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South Australian children’s author Phil Cummings offers a glimpse into his home – the creative space where he wrote most of his 60 published books.
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If the property market is a sign of what’s to come in this year’s State of Origin series, diehard Queensland fans could be about to score.
The post Could the Gold Coast property market dictate the State of Origin outcome? appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A thriving western Sydney retail precinct with two supermarkets, liquor stores, a gym and speciality shops, has hit the market.
The post Western Sydney shopping centre hits market with $70m price tag appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The University of Tasmania was afforded procedural fairness during its failed push for planning scheme amendments, the State Government has argued.
The post Government argues judge was wrong to find UTAS was denied procedural fairness by planning commission appeared first on realestate.com.au.