Victoria tops the hotspot list
Nine of the report’s top 20 national hotspots were found in the Garden State, with Queensland holding five, Western Australia four and New South Wales two.
CPI increase sparks interest rate rise fears
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) saw a sharp rise in the March quarter, according to recently released figures by the ABS, sparking fears that the Reserve Bank will increase interest rates to quell inflation.
Affordable renovation opportunities by the sea in Margate - Your Investment Property
Sydney housing shortage worsens
Buyers and sellers in 'Mexican standoff'
Housing affordability holds back first home buyers
How to spot areas that have bottomed out
VIC Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
NSW Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
NT Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
QLD Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
WA Excerpt from the 2011 March Market Report
Want a profitable area to renovate? Take a look at Port Noarlunga with the Property Professor
ACT Excerpt from the 2011 March Market Report
TAS Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
SA Excerpt from the 2011 March Market report
Homeowners tighten their belts over Easter
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Land sales nosedive as prices soar
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Government launches drug lab cleanup guide for property investors
What renters want - the truth
Property investors turn away from disaster zones
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