A major land release west of Brisbane is contributing to a population surge in the Ipswich region.
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One of the city’s oldest cottages has been relocated to make way for a new South Melbourne townhouse, after the National Trust sold off a slice of its inner-city block.
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Popular Aussie rapper 360 has found a buyer for his Port Melbourne investment property, which boasted stellar city views, for his exact asking price.
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A new analysis by Attom Data Solutions, released Friday, confirmed what many may have already felt intuitively: Homes within a close range of popular food stores have high home value rates and investment returns.
W+R Studios launches Homebeat, a service to send past clients regular updates on home value and market statistics.
This Henley design delivers a palatial sense of space — and it even suits smaller block sizes.
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Now is the time to lay the groundwork before purchasing a property as the spring selling season kicks off in less than a month.
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The Greater Brisbane median house price grew by 0.6 per cent over the three months to April, but there are suburbs that are blitzing the pack.
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Dozens of suburbs have fallen out of Melbourne’s million-dollar club over the past year. Find out which aspirational suburbs you can now buy a house in, and still get change from $1 million.
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One analyst said Friday that the tax proposal from presidential candidate and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio ‘would destroy a lot of wealth in the country.’