STYLE INSPIRATION: Busy new mum and part-time wedding and interiors stylist, Georgia Matthews, shows us a few of her home favourite things.
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Only 16 percent of homebuyers using Redfin faced a bidding war during the first weeks of March, the online brokerage reported Wednesday.
Zillow Group has made its latest move in the mortgage space, after jumping into the lending business last year. Mortech, a software provider for mortgage lenders that Zillow acquired for $12 million back in 2012, has partnered with Roostify, a platform also used by lenders and their customers to speed up closings.
Fannie Mae has appointed Hugh Frater as its permanent chief executive officer following a six-month search to replace former CEO Timothy Mayoupolos, who stepped down in October.
Abode, a company that is trying to streamline the home buying process while providing deep discounts to consumers, has acquired discount brokerage USRealty.
Realtor.com on Wednesday introduced ‘Price Perfect,’ a new feature for its website and mobile apps to help home buyers more deeply understand their buying power when shopping for homes.
This quintessential Queenslander has served as an urban oasis for its owners for more than a decade. They are selling up, giving another family an opportunity to own their dream home in one of Brisbane’s best suburbs.
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It was once the most expensive property in Bridgeman Downs, now it’s considered great value for money. Check it out at auction on Saturday.
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Two units are selling for every one house in Nundah and developers are snapping up long-held blocks like this to keep the momentum going.
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A decision on independent contractor status made by the California Supreme Court last year is hitting the real estate industry — and flat-fee brokerage Purplebricks may be the first to grapple with it.