Jessica Darnbrough More than 80 per cent of brokers believe the Coalition would be a better government choice for the mortgage industry. According to The Adviser ’s latest weekly straw …
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Brokers call for coalition government
September 3, 2010
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Jessica Darnbrough More than 80 per cent of brokers believe the Coalition would be a better government choice for the mortgage industry. According to The Adviser ’s latest weekly straw …
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Brokers call for coalition government
Dodgy building is on the rise as compensation for homeowners increased by 50 per cent in the past financial year to a record of $42 million in claims, according to the Queensland Government.
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Queensland Government protects homeowners from dodgy building
Belinda Luc Buyers are spending larger amounts getting into the property market, with new housing expenditure rising 12.5 per cent in the June quarter of 2010. According to the Housing …
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People spend big on new homes: HIA
A SLOWDOWN is emerging in Melbourne’s property market, with home prices falling more than 1 per cent during the three months to July

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Housing’s top performer falters
AUSTRALIAN new home sales fell 7 per cent in July from June, the third consecutive monthly decline.

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New home sales slump as rates bite
Perth-based property finance group Homeloans has announced a 10 per cent jump in net profit after tax to $9.2 million. The profit came despite the company’s revenue falling 23 per …
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Homeloans increases profit by 10%
In a week where Australians failed to elect a Prime Minister, Aussie research* shows the same division and cynicism when it comes to the government’s role in helping homeowners. Almost 50 per cent (48.7 per cent) of Australians surveyed believed the Federal Labor Government was doing enough to support borrowers, while 28 per cent were happy
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Division and Cynicism: Aussie research mirrors election result
According to a recent Bankwest report, it now takes 4.5 years for a first home buyer on an average wage to save what they need for a 20 per cent deposit: $85,800 to purchase the median house, and $76,900 to buy the median unit.
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Saving strategies – how to get your home deposit sooner
PROPERTY information company RP Data has booked a full-year after-tax profit of $7.7 million, up 38 per cent and in line with forecasts.

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RP Data’s 38pc profit lift
GPT Group will reduce a 33 per cent stake in its $5.1 billion funds management business to deliver better returns to investors.

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GPT to cut stake in $5bn fund
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