Thousands of rent reduction agreements have been registered with Victoria’s consumer watchdog as a result of the state’s “progressive” coronavirus support package, an inquiry has heard.
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New bond refund data suggests the eviction ban could be holding back the flood gates when it comes to tenancies ending. We delve in to find out.
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New bond refund data suggests the eviction ban could be holding back the flood gates when it comes to tenancies ending. We delve in to find out.
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A mining magnate once worth $470 million is set to claim one of Manly’s highest sales ever with the listing of his insane apartment that has 628sqm of space and some of Sydney’s best ocean views.
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A rare vacant block of waterfront land in Hunters Hill has set a new suburb record selling to an international buyer for ‘well beyond’ its $4.5m price guide.
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Plots of land right on the beach are being sold for less than the price of a new car in a coastal Victorian hamlet, where an agent says some snap them up so cheaply they forget they own them.
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This year’s record price paid for a sprawling mega mansion that sold yesterday has been revealed – and it’s blitzed everything else on the Coast last year as well.
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Queensland, Tasmania and the Northern Territory have the highest share of people employed in Australia’s tourism sector meaning certain property markets in tourism hotspots in these states could suffer the most.
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Stamp Duty has been called regressive and unfair and governments are becoming increasingly open to alternative ways of raising the much-needed revenue.
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With nearby blocks fetching eight-figure sums, Keysborough green wedge sites next to urban growth zones offer huge potential windfalls. One block is attracting cashed-up buyers this week.
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