Better off with variable

As a general rule most people are better off sticking to a variable rate for their home loan rather than a fixed rate, according to RateCity chief executive officer Damian Smith.

Better off with variable

As a general rule most people are better off sticking to a variable rate for their home loan rather than a fixed rate, according to RateCity chief executive officer Damian Smith.

New boss should help Centro Retail split from Properties – Sydney Morning Herald

New boss should help Centro Retail split from Properties Sydney Morning Herald Mr Rufrano will be busy, having taken up the position as chief executive at Cushman & Wakefield, the world's largest privately held real estate agency. …

Undersupply not the only obstacle

Market forces determine the dwelling size but not the stock supply, according to Housing Industry Association chief executive Graham Wolfe.

Wealthy buyers push prestige house prices up – NEWS.com.au

Wealthy buyers push prestige house prices up NEWS.com.au The chief executive of real estate agency Raine & Horne, Angus Raine, said last year had been a disaster for the prestige market. However, most sectors of … Carpark costs reach new levels across Australia The Australian New Raine & Horne office official grand opening, Tweed Heads/Coolangatta NewsMaker (press release) all 11 news articles

Return of wealthy buyers to push up prestige home prices – The Australian

Return of wealthy buyers to push up prestige home prices The Australian The chief executive of real estate agency Raine & Horne, Angus Raine, said last year had been a disaster for the prestige market. However, most sectors of …

Prime Infrastructure shuffle

PRIME Infrastructure Group has announced the resignation of chief executive Jeff Kendrew.

Defaults can kill home purchase plans

Young Australians put their dreams of buying property at risk if they skip payments on telecommunications and utilities bills, according to Mortgage Choice chief executive Michael Russell says.

Melbourne hits $1b real estate mark – Herald Sun

Melbourne hits $1b real estate mark Herald Sun Enzo Raimondo, chief executive of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, said price and not the number of properties on the market was driving our $1 … Record weekend as buyers battle it out at auctions The Age Auctions set a sizzling pace Sydney Morning Herald all 7 news articles

Holding costs vital to developers’ due diligence

Small property developers need to include realistic council approval times in their planning or face their projects blowing out in cost due to extra holding costs, according to Intrapac chief executive Shelley Smulevich.

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