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Property market braces for big changes

Potential changes to negative gearing, increased stamp duty for foreign investors and even Britain leaving the European Union are all tipped to have flow on affects for the Australian property market. But will property be the winner and loser in it all?     “There is going to be a number of positives for Australian.

QIC and SCentre settle $20 million purchase of government land at East Coomera

Coomera‬ Town Centre, a ‪‎commercial‬ and ‪retail‬ hub that has been on the drawing board for two decades, appears set to come to at least partial fruition following a near $20 ‪million‬ ‪land‬ sale. Along with the regional retail ‪precinct‬, the plan calls for a business district with midrise office and apartment buildings, and ‪education‬,.

Northern Gold Coast Outlook

Did you know that by 2036, the City of Gold Coast is forecast to grow to 905,681 people? Given its central geographic location and high proportion of families, children and young people, the Northern Gold Coast is ideally placed for continued growth. We thought it was timely to share our outlook on the Northern Gold.

What’s missing from negative gearing debate?

Reporter Ben Knight revealed that Melbourne’s median house price is above $700,000 and Sydney’s median house price is “a tick under $1 million”. Ben also revealed that it takes 10 times the average wage to buy a median-priced home in Melbourne and more than 12 times the average wage to buy in Sydney. What about.

Gold Coast tops foreign buyers’ wish list for real estate

FOREIGNERS searching for homes in Queensland have eyes only for the Gold Coast. Internal data from realestate.com.au shows six of the top 10 suburbs looked at by potential offshore buyers were all on the Glitter Strip. If the interest levels are anything to go by, the Gold Coast should see a flood of international buyers,.

Southern investors spy on best residential estate lots in city’s north as Games vibe takes off

A “tidal wave of buyers” were looking to invest, including cashed-up Baby Boomers, immigrants and families frustrated by spending $500,000 for a block of land in Sydney’s west where they face an hour-and-a-half commute to work.   The latest data on the development industry shows: • City Planning estimates more than $6 billion of actual.