The 7-Eleven branded petrol station in the western Sydney suburb of Plumpton heads for December 10 auction and it is not likely be turned over for residential development.
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A ‘critical email’ at the centre of a multi-million legal battle between Inpex and property giant Halikos could be key to proving a disputed deal between the two companies existed, a court has heard.
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Right now interest rate cuts are forcing up property prices in expensive suburbs. But with better planning controls in our ‘burbs, we could create enough housing where Australians want to live which would make property more affordable for more people.
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Not quite a year on from the floods, properties in some Townsville suburbs are, once again, starting to sell at pre-flood prices again.
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Concerned that developers would pick up a Blackburn block, a pair of neighbours bought it themselves three years ago. Now, after imposing restrictions on the land, it’s mission accomplished.
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A starter house in one of Brisbane’s most expensive suburbs has sold for $1.3 million – more than 12 times what the owner paid for it – in less than a minute.
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No other house in Safety Beach is in the same boat as this one; with its own private berth, pontoon, gym and indoor pool, it’s poised to become the peninsula suburb’s priciest home by a mile.
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Fully expecting a Box Hill North auction to pass in after similar recent results, one agent was left scratching his head after multiple bidders tried to blow the competition out the water.
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The tea leaves heading into next year are somewhat mixed. But for now, it looks as though the housing market in 2020 should at least start off with a bang.
Could Hobart’s ever-rising rents combined with historically low interest rates trigger an increase in first homebuyer activity? An expert says yes.
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