Pure Realty, formerly RE/MAX 1 in Austin, Texas, is ending its affiliation with RE/MAX after a decade. Owners say franchisee fees no longer made sense.
Pure Realty, formerly RE/MAX 1 in Austin, Texas, is ending its affiliation with RE/MAX after a decade. Owners say franchisee fees no longer made sense.
PLANS for a monster three-storey home in Brinkin have been rejected by the Development Consent Authority after community backlash, despite it being within height and space requirements
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Housing starts are up 11.1 percent over November 2018 while permits increased by 13.6 percent.
The first night Stacey and Tim Bennett stayed in their Ipswich property was the night they brought their second baby home from hospital.
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A slice of Italy on the water in a prestige canal estate has hit the Brisbane property market and it is sure to impress anyone looking for a Mediterranean escape.
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If you’re looking for a home that makes a real splash, this character-filled stunner might tick the right boxes.
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Steven and Kevin Shayan defrauded more than 500,000 Section 8 voucher recipients by asking them to pay for access to exclusive listings that didn’t exist.
Rent prices for single-family homes across the US rose by 3.1 percent in October, according to CoreLogic data released on Tuesday.
A Mt Eliza couple on a Sunday bike ride stopped at an auction and paid more than $1.46 million for a beachfront Frankston house they had never seen before in a very southeastern sale.
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Eager buyers in some suburbs are on a metaphorical waiting list – but new research reveals where hopefully homeowners are finding it the most difficult to crack into the market.
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