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Property positivity reaches record-high: Finder
More Australians than ever believe now is a good time to buy property, as the number of people expecting prices to significantly rise also hits an all-time high. Finder’s Consumer Sentiment Tracker,
Cities to reassess their strength: Knight Frank’s top 10 predictions for 2021
The international residential and commercial real estate agency Knight Frank have put forward their top 10 predictions for 2021 in their recently released 2021 Outlook report. The international residential and commercial
Regional Queensland market dominates CoreLogic’s best of the best report
Demand for lifestyle areas have been exacerbated by COVID-19, CoreLogic’s best of the best 2020 report revealed. The report, dominated by Australia’s high-performing regional areas, highlighted the resilience of luxury markets in
10 predictions for Australian property markets
After a year of unprecedented change across Australian property markets, commercial and residential experts at Knight Frank share 10 trends likely to take off in 2021. Urbanisation on hold, but cities
No BS: Don’t manifest until you do this first
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Are We (Property Investors) Evil?
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RBA: “We’re happy to inflate house prices”
The RBA has changed its tune. Look out. Rates are going to get cheaper. That was the key take-away from a speech from the RBA Governor Phil Lowe last week, which I’ve