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1 day ago |
view.com.au | Sonia Taylor
Melbourne's property market may still be soft, but for first-home buyers, that's exactly where the opportunity lies - including some prime suburbs. While other capital cities such as Brisbane and Sydney have seen unit prices soar over the past year, Melbourne's unit market has remained soft, offering a rare window for buyers to enter some of the city's most desirable suburbs at more accessible prices.
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3 days ago |
view.com.au | Sonia Taylor
Looking for the ultimate fixer-upper bargain? Flood-affected houses in the NSW town of Lismore, near Byron Bay, are being sold by the government for relocation, and they're going to auction with no reserve. The release is part of a rolling buyback scheme to relocate and reuse flood-affected homes purchased through the Resilient Homes Program, which aims to remove unsafe homes from the floodplain and help create more affordable housing in the region.
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6 days ago |
7news.com.au | Sonia Taylor
With national rental vacancy rates still scraping along at or near historic lows, many landlords may be tempted to continue increasing rents, but is that the most strategic play? Fresh data from SQM Research shows the national residential vacancy rate held steady at 1.1 per cent in May, with major capitals like Brisbane (0.8 per cent), Perth (0.6 per cent) and Adelaide (0.6 per cent) still experiencing critical shortages of available rentals.
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1 week ago |
view.com.au | Sonia Taylor
With national rental vacancy rates still scraping along at or near historic lows, many landlords may be tempted to continue increasing rents, but is that the most strategic play? Fresh data from SQM Research shows the national residential vacancy rate held steady at 1.1 per cent in May, with major capitals like Brisbane (0.8 per cent), Perth (0.6 per cent) and Adelaide (0.6 per cent) still experiencing critical shortages of available rentals.
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1 week ago |
7news.com.au | Sonia Taylor
Commonwealth Bank has slashed rates on some of its investor home loans for the third time in just over a month, a move that's reigniting competition in the investor mortgage space. Following two cuts in May, CBA's latest round of rate cuts has trimmed its Digi Home Loan rates for new investor customers by between 0.07 and 0.12 percentage points. The principal and interest (P&I) rate is now down to 5.69 per cent and the interest-only option to 5.95 per cent.
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Brad Clifton primarily covers news in the Greater Sydney area, New South Wales, Australia, and surrounding regions including Brisbane and Adelaide.
Melissa Woodley
Travel and News Editor, Time Out Australia at Time Out
Melissa Woodley primarily covers news in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia and surrounding areas including Canberra and Adelaide.
Michael Harry
National Editor at Broadsheet Australia
Michael Harry primarily covers news in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and surrounding areas.
Linda Cheng
Editor at Architecture Australia
Linda Cheng primarily covers news in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and surrounding areas.
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