Australian real estate news
I grew up in the suburbs, in a big house with a backyard to run around in. I don’t have children yet, but I’ve always thought that when the time comes, I would move out of my apartment in the city to somewhere more child-appropriate — like the suburbs. But according to
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The (high) rise of the family home
Singapore on Monday announced fresh anti-speculation measures to cool its private property market as the city-state’s double-digit economic growth keeps upward pressure on demand.
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Singapore ramps up measures to cool property market
By: Staff Reporter Properties located on the outer skirts of the city are likely to enjoy an upswing in demand, a new report has found. According to a recent poll …
A typical Beijing flat costs about 22 times average incomes in the city, state media said Monday, highlighting the challenge China faces providing affordable housing amid a property boom.
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Beijing home prices rise to ’22 times income levels’
The development of a new asymmetrical $250 million office tower in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD has been delayed due to the city’s flagging commercial property market.
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‘Bent’ building delayed by flagging market
Melbourne property Market was showing a lot of strength early in the 2010. It was clear that this was not going to be just another year. Rates were at all-time low levels and would-be buyers were back in the market in force, swamping open-for-inspections and snapping up all the properties coming up on to the market. Back then, media reported that home buyers and investors were queuing up just to get in to see the homes for sale, with many properties being seen by dozens of people during the inspections
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High Property Prices are beginning to affect Demand
The NSW Minister for Planning has announced that Central Sydney Planning Committee (CSPC) will be changed.
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Major Inner-Sydney Development Committee to change
This week we’ve been checking out loads of green schemes for homes: whether it’s on a regional area, or in the city. How can going green add value to your …
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Going green and rate rises impact home buyers: This Week’s Picks
MORE than 3000sqm of office space has been leased in Adelaide’s central business district, as tenant demand returns to the city’s office market.
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City’s hot demand
