Despite dubbing the cooling housing market a risk to the economy, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has taken a hands-off approach in his Budget. But regional Victorian markets are set to benefit.
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A South East Queensland megacity could be a reality within a generation, with the Federal Government reaffirming commitment to a deal by the end of the year.
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With Labor proposing negative gearing reforms if it wins the election, pressure was on the Coalition to deliver its answer for addressing housing affordability in this year’s budget, but it came up with a surprise response.
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The Treasurer appears to realise housing affordability is still a major problem for Australians, but you wouldn’t know it from his first Budget.
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The Treasurer appears to realise housing affordability is still a major problem for Australians, but you wouldn’t know it from his first Budget.
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Imagine how cosy winters would be in THIS unique cabin-look property. You will find it about 10 minutes drive from Stirling.
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On the market for the first time, this large mid-century home in Campbell is a sophisticated glimpse into a bygone era.
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An impressive hillside home with panoramic views of the Gold Coast that can be seen from almost every room has changed hands for almost $2 million.
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A longstanding but now crumbling heritage home with a spot for a horse and cart is up for grabs in Brunswick. It’s a remnant of bygone grandeur — but buyers will have to roll up their sleeves.
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Big blocks, low buy-in and a cosmetic reno at best, are there more reasons why investors see old Highton as a favourite spot?
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