Huge waterside block, beautiful views, beach access, updated and comfortable 1940s home — tick, tick, tick every box.
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Huge waterside block, beautiful views, beach access, updated and comfortable 1940s home — tick, tick, tick every box.
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A new modern build has set an impressive resale benchmark for houses in the growth area’s new estate.
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Revenue decline across the moving industry could hover between 12.2 percent and 19.9 percent, according to a new study from HireAHelper.com.
A survey of more than 350 real estate professionals indicates that remote online notarization has increased nearly 40 percent in recent months.
Did you know that Apple, the TSA, OpenTable and other high-frequency data are helping economists track our economic recovery? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner explains what high-frequency data is and how he’s using it to keep tabs on the recession.
Will the pandemic accelerate urbanization or lead to a reversal of the trend? With the country taking its first tentative steps out of quarantine, experts on both sides can point to facts backing up their theory.
Although it’s hard to know how long this pandemic will last, one thing seems certain — the drive to find the ideal home remains a priority. That’s why it’s important to let buyers and sellers know what to expect. Here’s how.
Last week, we asked what team building activities readers either hosted or participated in that boosted motivation and renewed excitement at work. Here’s what you had to say.
While housing has seen a strong recovery, experts say prices may fall later this year. Factors such as unemployment could also weigh down the market.
Western Australia’s residential building sector is likely to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels in the next year, according to latest forecasts from the Housing Industry Association WA.
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