Australian real estate news
A major housing correction in Australia isn’t likely due to better than expected retail spending and building approval figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, according to Chan and Naylor.
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Housing correction unlikely
Challenger Diversified Property Group (CDI) believes Australian real estate prices are on the rise. The sale of two of its industrial assets has earned the company $A34m, which will be …
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CDI divests, reaps a premium
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Oh, boy! Mortal milestones you can bet on
THE West Australian government’s urban growth plan for Perth and Peel beyond 2031 has been welcomed by the peak real estate industry body.
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City’s future vision welcomed
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Oh, boy! Mortal milestones to bet on
By Jason Fittler I have been researching the Australian housing market for the past month; it is my belief that the Australian housing market has formed a bubble, which is …
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Australian Residential Property, Is The Bubble Ready to Burst?
Dwelling approvals rose in July after recording falls for the past three months, according to fresh figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Building approvals rise
Dexus Property Group and pallet hire company Loscam have teamed up to develop Loscam’s largest Australian pallet repair centre at the Dexus industrial estate at Laverton.
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Loscam, Dexus team up in pallet works
The board of Pancontinental Uranium (TSX-V:PUC ), a Canadian-based uranium discovery and development company, has approved the final payment to earn the company a 50% interest in the Australian uranium …
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Pancontinental Uranium to complete 50% earn-in on Crossland Uranium`s three Australian properties
Property values in the West Australian property market have crept back up after falling substantially in recent years and things are expected to improve further, according to Metropole director Michael Yardney.
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Market starting to pick up in WA
