In an article for the website Property Update, Ross Guest sheds distinctive light on the connection between our ageing population and housing prices.
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Busting a Major Real Estate Myth
The housing industry contributes in no less terms to the Australian economy and certainly no lesser since the government decided to cut down cash rate to take the economy away from the mining sector to the construction sector. We have the largest percentage of home owners across the planet and it is only natural that most of us have an opinion on the housing industry. This often results in too many myths percolating into our collective conscience.
Comparing Previous Growth Cycle with the Present One
In an article for the website Property Update, Cameron Kusher compares the present growth cycle with the property market boom witnessed between 2001 and early days of 2004.
Choosing a Mentor in the Property Market
There is no denying the fact that some of the real estate investors who call themselves experts are really so. This said, there are a few average investors who have also afforded to claim the same during the boom phase. So how do you filter the best from the also-rans?
Real Estate Lobby May Form Political Party
In an article for the website The Adviser, Nick Bendel reports that the premier real estate body in the NSW has selected its own candidate to run for the parliament in an effort to bring about desirable changes it feels is long due. If the area “industry training” is not given enough emphasis by the government, the Who’s Who of real estate will not think twice in forming its own party.
Apartments Responsible for Rise in Dwelling Approvals
The housing industry which got a bad jolt with the dwelling approvals in the month of September saw it come all right in October; what with apartment approvals leading the charge and robustly so, reports Michael Yardney for the website Property Update.
197,630 dwelling approvals reported between October ‘13’ and October ‘14’ is 14.8% higher than the approvals made between October ‘12’ and October ‘13’. Medium and high-density approvals have largely been the reason why there is a positive swing in the approvals.
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