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Day: <span>December 25, 2019</span>
The industries set to propel a key Hobart municipality into the future have been revealed.
The post Jobs of the future in Brighton to be found in arts and recreation services, construction and transport appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Tasmania’s real estate market has received one final accolade for the year with a Hobart suburb taking out three No.1 positions in a national property market report.
The post Tasmanian home values tipped to climb in 2020 appeared first on realestate.com.au.
The Knox market started with few buyers and soft prices but ended with rising prices and more competition. Low supply remains a concern for agents and buyers on the cusp of 2020.
The post Knox property market: Uncertain start makes way for steady finish appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Truly spectacular homes graced the Melbourne market in 2019, from a work-of-art Kew mansion to a Peninsula vineyard. You’ll be as green (with envy) as your Christmas tree after checking them out.
The post Melbourne real estate: standout dream homes for sale in 2019 appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Melbourne author Susan Hurley divides her time between the city and an idyllic property in regional Victoria where “the quiet is broken by bird song and kangaroos hopping past our windows”.
The post Susan Hurley shares her property journey from city to country appeared first on realestate.com.au.
In 2020, the company is focused on the next generation of intelligent products, built on the back of its massive scale of data.
Preservation groups are leading a crowd-funding campaign to restore the Château de Vibrac by selling off co-ownership rights to the crumbling 13th century French castle.
The former RE/MAX president discusses his new role at JP & Associates Realtors and why he believes founder JP Piccinni is the real estate industry’s next true visionary
Buyers have begun to feel the pressure of a strengthening property market, with suburb records smashed and some homes selling for more than they did during the 2017 peak.
The post Southeastern Sydney: buyers under mounting pressure as prices bounce back appeared first on realestate.com.au.