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WA property vacancies surge

by Staff Reporter • 16 Oct 2009
While vacancy rates are sitting at historic lows in NSW, it seems Western Australia is suffering from the reverse. READ MORE
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Consumer sentiment continues solid upwards run

by Staff Reporter • 16 Oct 2009
Consumer sentiment has risen again in October despite the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) decision to raise rates... READ MORE
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Melbourne commercial vacancy rates at record lows

by Staff Reporter • 15 Oct 2009
Melbourne’s commercial property market is enjoying record low vacancy rates, according to CB Richard Ellis. READ MORE
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UK house prices up

by Staff Reporter • 15 Oct 2009
UK house prices have delivered their strongest rise in two years, according to a new survey. READ MORE
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Demand for fixed rates plummets

by Staff Reporter • 15 Oct 2009
The number of borrowers taking out fixed rate mortgages continues to drop despite the increasing threat of further rate... READ MORE
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RateCity marks strong application growth

by Staff Reporter • 14 Oct 2009
Online mortgage provider RateCity has registered a 68 per cent jump in loan applications in August 2009. READ MORE
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Reverse mortgages market grows

by Staff Reporter • 14 Oct 2009
Reverse mortgages have increased in popularity with older Australians, a new study has found. READ MORE
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House prices tipped to climb 20pc

by Staff Reporter • 14 Oct 2009
Research from BIS Shrapnel suggests house prices will rise by nearly 20 per cent in the next three years. READ MORE
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Sydney and Melbourne auctions results cool

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2009
Sydney and Melbourne’s run of strong auction clearance rates has dropped off as both cities failed to clear 75 per... READ MORE
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Big four to raise rates above RBA

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2009
Higher funding costs may force the big four banks to increase their rates beyond the official cash rate. READ MORE