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After a strong February quarter for Gold Coast apartment sales movement has eased but has still reported a total of 124 sales during May.......
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After a strong February quarter for Gold Coast apartment sales movement has eased but has still reported a total of 124 sales during May.......
Sir Peter Hall a Professor of Planning at University College, London, has predicted thriving growth in business areas just west of the Surfers Paradise coastal strip on the Gold Coast to Brisbane corridor with suburbs such as Coomera leading the way.......
The Reserve Bank of Australia has finally raised the official interest rate by 25 basis points, to 5.75 per cent. International developments are continuing to provide stimulus to growth in Australia.......
Gold Coast City Council is planning for one of the most innovative and largest recreational areas ever seen in the city.......
Gold Coast beaches coped well with swells of up to 10.5m over the first weekend of March. There was scarping of between 0.5m and 5m along beaches and about 300m of beach fencing was lost.......
International carriers such as Singapore and Emirates Airlines are being encouraged to set up direct flights from the Gold Coast to Los Angeles, Singapore and beyond.......
New figures just released by the Australia Bureau of Statistics [ABS] revealed that more than 240 people are moving to the Gold Coast every week, only Brisbane has recorded a greater population boom beating every other capital city.......
New figures have shown a spending spree on luxury beach front apartments on the Gold Coast and there is no end in site. The 15 level Jade development has recorded prices from $4,500,000.00 to $5,900,000.......
There are more Australians taking the step and buying their first home than have done so in the past two years, assisted by high employment levels and relatively stable mortgage finance rates.......
Growth in the Australian economy is likely to remain steady in the near future, according to the University of Melbourne's Associate Professor Mark Crosby, who spoke last month at the Melbourne Institute Economics Forum.......