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Nila Sweeney is a broadcast journalist, print and digital writer and editor with 10+ years’ experience creating hard-hitting content across multi-media platforms.
Previously the Managing Editor of Your Investment Property Magazine, Nila is now a property reporter at the Australian Financial Review.
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QLD Excerpt from the 2011 July Market report
Brisbane’s property market is going through something of a “wait and see” period, according to Australian Property Monitors senior economist Andrew Wilson. No doubt, the Sunshine State’s impending mining boom will ultimately filter through to the state capital’s housing sector, but for the time being Brisbane’s turbulent start to the year has seen modest falls in property values.
TAS Excerpt from the 2011 July Market report
Tasmania looks to be doing it tough at the moment. While it’s been a consistent but steady performer over the last few years, its relatively subdued population growth and economic performance has kept it from experiencing the surges in value growth that other states – particularly resources states and Victoria – have seen in recent years.
Ten ways to assess a property like a valuer
Property assessment is not a science beyond the realms of the average investor and while valuers make it their business to know the ins and outs of their markets, a few simple principles can help you ensure that you're on your way to paying the right price for the right property - right from the get go.
WA Excerpt from the 2011 July Market Report
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