Facebook solves a crime + NSW market needs help + An ultra-luxury sky home
Who knew Aussies had an eye for homes that have already undergone luxury transformations?
The government is pouring $100 million to develop railway network and support labour market in the state
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Buyers are taking the opportunity to purchase high quality family homes before the market rebounds
The auction market is starting to pick up, with week-over-week improvement
It's bad news for doomsayers as the market lifts. Dr Andrew Wilson reviews the latest auction results.
Based on councils and developers working together to achieve outcomes, NSW is being encouraged to follow the same path
Billionaire developers slug it out in court + How many rooms is right? + London mansion for $23
Foreign residents were recently banned from buying homes in NZ: should Australia follow suit?
Does the softening market stop vendors from raising the prices of their properties? Poll says no
Record home supply helps affordability, but it also triggers weakeness in the market
Corporations and strata body directors can pay fines, while individuals may be subject to imprisonment
As investor involvement is diminishing, first time buyers are at a peak not seen since 2012
NSW's capital not only provides investment opportunities, it's also a great place to live
This announcement solidifies CBA's stature as one of the country's major lenders
Demand is expected to continue to improve in the region
Dr Andrew Wilson, Chief Economist from My Housing Market presents his auction review for weekending 12th August 2018.
One bank executive shares how to successfully invest in the property sector despite the slowdown
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