September 3, 2010

Pub tycoon sells $170m city assets

WEALTHY publican Cyril Maloney has put two buildings in Sydney’s premier Martin Place strip on the market.

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Warmer weather to foster market activity

Kate Miller The industry is preparing for the market to move up a gear as the warmer weather approaches. Based on historical data, residential real estate activity typically increases in …

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Lend Lease result doesn’t sway analysts

LEND Lease has surprised the market with better than expected results for the year to June 30.

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Lend Lease result doesn’t sway analysts

The Sextant Report 4-8-10

Weekly Analysis of the Australian Equity Market By Daniel Goulding The Long-term Outlook BEAR MARKET The Medium-term Outlook UPTREND We have not yet witnessed the terminus of the current bear …

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The Sextant Report 4-8-10

House prices fall as rates bite

THE first monthly fall in house prices in 17 months has signalled that aggressive RBA rate increases have successfully cooled the market.

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House prices fall as rates bite

Sefton Estate withdrawn

SEFTON Estate was taken off the market yesterday, one day before it was due to be auctioned.

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Lend Lease seeks $300m raising

LEND Lease is again tapping the market, this time to raise $300 million for its wholesale office fund.

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Brokers enjoy spike in loan sizes

By: Staff Reporter Loan sizes are on the rise, according to Loan Market Group. New data from the brokerage has revealed that the number of home buyers wishing to borrow …

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$12m expected for Sefton

SEFTON Estate, at Mt Macedon is on the market and is expected to sell for about $12 million.

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$12m expected for Sefton

First homebuyers could be more active

First homebuyer participation in the property market has clearly fallen this year but BIS Shrapnel expects them to start coming back into the market in greater numbers towards the end of the year.

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