The Reserve Bank has cut interest rates by 0.5 per cent today. The 50 basis point fall comes on the back of evidence the economy is struggling with weaker-than-expected inflation figures released Read more ›
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What has happened in Wynnum West for the past 12 months?
With 159 sales on average per annum, this is a competitive market. Click on the link below to download the entire Wynnum West report. Market Review for Wynnum West – April 2012 Read more ›
What has happened to the Hemmant Market for the past 12 months?
Close to 92% of property sales in the 12 months to Dec 11 were houses. Click the link below to download the Hemmant market report. Market Review for Hemmant – April 2012 Read more ›
What has happened to the Manly West market in the past 12 months?
In the 12 months to Dec 11, there was approximately $90 million worth of properties sold in the market place. To read the entire Manly West report click on the link below. Read more ›
What has happened in Belmont for the past 12 months?
With only 52 sales on average per annum, this is a niche market. Market Review for Belmont – April 2012
What has happened in Wakerley for the past 12 months?
With 135 sales on average per annum, this is a competitive market. Market Review for Wakerley – April 2012
What has happened in Tingalpa for the past 12 months?
Close to 94% of property sales in the 12 months to Dec 11 were houses. To read the full Tingalpa report click the link below. Market Review Tingalpa – April 2012 Read more ›
Mark Bouris and John Symond slam Treasurer Wayne Swan for allowing major banks to dominate mortgage market
By Larry Schlesinger Monday, 23 April 2012 Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan has come under attack from non-bank lending pioneers John Symond and Mark Bouris for hindering competition in mortgage lending and allowing Read more ›
Most Australians are not on Struggle Street but confuse what they want with what they need: Michael Matusik
By Michael Matusik Monday, 23 April 2012 It is often said that the world is in the midst of the biggest economic transition in modern times. In short, the West is in Read more ›
Queensland government vows to cut real estate red tape and reinstate stamp duty concessions
By Alistair Walsh Monday, 16 April 2012 Queensland Premier Campbell Newman has vowed to reduce real estate red tape by scrapping the controversial sustainability declaration forms as well as reinstating state stamp Read more ›
