Posted
at 01 February, 2006
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.......
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Posted
at 01 February, 2006
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.......
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Posted
at 01 January, 2006
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.......
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Posted
at 01 January, 2006
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.......
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Posted
at 01 December, 2005
Despite renewed doom and gloom predictions of house prices crashing, Australia's property market remains resilient.......
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Posted
at 01 November, 2005
The largest foreign buyer of residential property in Queensland for 2004/2005 were the New Zealanders with $81,580,411 The total foreign investment in residential Queensland property for 2004/2005 was $353,994,108 69% of transactions were for investment p......
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Posted
at 01 November, 2005
As was widely anticipated, the Reserve Bank this week maintained its neutral position on interest rates, even though inflation rose in the September quarter and energy prices remain high.......
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Posted
at 01 October, 2005
More than fifty per cent of people with a mortgage have renegotiated their home loan in the past five years and the main reason for doing so is to fund a home renovation or extension, according to the results of a recent survey.......
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Posted
at 01 September, 2005
Australian home owners would rather take ten years off their mortgage than off their looks according to a survey by the HSBC bank.......
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Posted
at 01 September, 2005
Building costs are expected to continue rising in the near future but at a slower rate, according to a recent survey.......
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