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  • Housing Report Reproaches Stamp Duty And Tax Regulations

    A top Housing Policy Report has reproached Stamp Duty and present taxation standards followed by the government, informs an article on the online magazine Your Investment Property. The Report contests that Land Tax and Council Rates are necessary evils and also fair to a certain extent but Stamp Duty is well above acceptable standards and…

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  • Want To Know What Tenants Look For In A High-end Apartment?

    Cameron McEvoy for the Property Observer talks about 10 features which are on the top of the minds of tenants paying big rent bills.

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  • What Is Your Buyer Type?

    With the property investment market getting really buoyant over the last 12 months, the way you step up to buy your property will matter a lot in months to come. It then might help if you know what kind of buyer are you. After all, knowing where you stand in terms of buyer preference and…

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  • Online Property Valuations Are Prone To Errors

    Algorithms can set world’s top search engine in motion but they fail to assess a property’s worth effectively. This is the reason why online property valuations have ignited a fair bit of controversy all across Australia. An article on Your Investment Property sheds light on the issue.

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  • Long Term Investments Hedge Your Property Portfolio Better

    Property is not a liquid asset and it may not pay to treat it as one. Peter Sarmas for the Street News states that low interest rates may have made quick-buck seekers more interested in the property market but the traditional technique of investing long-term may still be the brighter strategy for real estate.

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  • Aussie Buyers Seek Location Above The Condition Of The Property

    Location is on the top of the minds of Australian property buyers. This is followed by availability of amenities. To put it differently, the condition of a property hardly holds centre-stage in the criteria a buyer sets for himself today. Brendan Wong for The Adviser asserts that “property condition” has lost its traditional dominance.

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