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Offshore investors rekindle love affair with Aussie property

Money from more than 50 offshore firms – totalling $18.5bn – is making its way to the Australian commercial property market, according to research from Cushman & Wakefield.

Elections not enough, says mortgage broker

It’s going to take more than a change of government to boost economic confidence, according to mortgage broking franchise Aussie Home Loans, which points to a recent survey that shows 73% of Australians believe their finances will be ‘the same’ or ‘worse’ after the election – regardless of who wins.

How to be a young property tycoon

At age 40, today’s young people will be purchasing their first properties later than any generation before them. 2013’s average first homebuyer is already an alarming 31 years old, a sizeable departure from the 1980s when most first time buyers were in their mid-20s.

Investors flood NSW market

Stamp duty should be abolished: REIA

Con artists selling homes under owners’ names

Investors lead market charge in Qld

A Father’s Day gift that keeps on giving

Property market to be more active in spring

Home ownership more important than children

November rate cut a possibility

Where Australia’s cashed up young people are moving

Flurry of banks drop rates

How elections impact property values

How to structure a joint venture for tax

The sceptic’s guide to joint ventures

Federal elections must prioritise housing

Property market on the brink

Property to be game changer for economy

SA property market stronger than data suggests

WA moves into uncharted price territory

Sydney property prices break record

August rate cut ‘a sure thing’, big bank says

Melbourne auctions jump to 3 year high

Scammers impersonating ASIC

Sales at home auctions highest since GFC

Perth investors compete with first homebuyers

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