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Breaking News
14 January 2010
Rents to increse in 2010 According to APM, Sydney rents could hit a rate of 4.4 per cent - more than double the rental growth seen in 2009. Melbourne’s rents are expected to rise by five to 7 per cent. Perth will experience the biggest climb in rental prices and has predicted 11 per cent growth in the city. But while Mr Bell said a strong lift in rents is likely this year, prope... read news item »
Tribute to Principal's sister, Chris Walsh
05 January 2010
Investors will flood market in 2010: PRDnationwide
21 December 2009
Property activity is expected to increase in the first quarter of 2010, thanks to strong demand from investors and upgraders. PRDnationwide research director Aaron Maskrey told Real Estate Business that he expects to see investors fuel the majority of activity in the property market throughout 2010. “I don’t think we can expect to see the high level of capital gain experienced i... read news item »
December Landlord Newsletter
30 November 2009
Rates will rise in December: NAB
25 November 2009
NAB has said the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates 25 basis points in every board meeting until March. According to the bank’s latest monthly business survey and economic outlook, the official cash rate should climb to 4.25 per cent by early 2010. NAB’s chief economist Alan Oster said growing consumer confidence and an improvement in business conditions had increased the li... read news item »
property prices climb to six year high
04 November 2009
November Newsletter
03 November 2009
Consumers celebrate an economy on the mend
16 October 2009
Consumer confidence lifted for the fifth straight month in October. The index of consumer sentiment rose by 2.1 points to 121.4 in October, marking the highest level in more than two years (since June 2007). · The 32 per cent lift in confidence over the past five months has been the strongest since the survey began in 1973. ... read news item »
Real Estate Institute of Aust Slams St George Property Report
23 September 2009
The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has hit out at a recent St George property hotspot report stressing that banks should stick to lending and leave property buying advice to estate agents. “The banks need to be careful what they support because they are regarded as being credible institutions,” REIA president David Airey told Real Estate Business. Mr Airey said... read news item »
September newsletter
04 September 2009