Latest Australian Property

• Major Aussie banks don’t rule out following ANZ

  

  HOMEOWNERS are braced for more interest rate hikes after Australia’s big banks failed to rule out following ANZ’s lead and lift lending rates independently of the central bank.

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• Melbourne showcase comes to London

  Ask the average Australian which is Australia’s fastest growing city and they’d probably tell you it was Brisbane, the Gold Coast or Sydney. Many people are surprised when they find out it’s actually Melbourne.

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• Aussie property predictions in 2011

  

  These days, everyone has an opinion about the direction in which the Australian property market is heading.

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• What is the First Home Owner Grant?

  Anyone buying a house in Australia for the first time – including migrants with a permanent residence visa – is eligible for the First Home Owner Grant.

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• New home sales fall 8% to 10-year low

  

  New home sales have fallen to their lowest level in more than a decade, reflecting a sharp deterioration in new home building conditions, the Housing Industry Association (HIA) says.

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• Aussie homes biggest in the world

  

  Australian homes remain the largest in the world, figures show, but may have hit their peak – due to an ageing population and Gen Y indifference to home ownership.

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• WA skills shortage

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH: Making the most of the Australian mining boom.

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• Work, live and play in WA

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH: Make the most of the Aussie property market now.

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• Taking that first step on the property ladder

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH: Getting on the ladder is the hardest part but the sooner we take that first tentative step onto the property ladder, the better it is for our future financial well-being.

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• Aussies must broaden their outlook

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH: Look to the west if you want to invest

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• Sydney’s siren call

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH: Australia’s property hotspots are there for the taking and according to a report by the property group Australian Homebuyers International (AHI), Aussie online property searches continue to grow.

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• Aussie expats are being left behind on the property ladder

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH | More than one million Australians are living and working overseas yet it is believed that many of this diaspora have not made any real provisions for their return home.

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• Make your return to Australia financially rewarding

  

  THE HARD NOSED TRUTH | For many returning Australian expats the thought of moving away from their overseas homes can be an over-whelming prospect. However, with proper planning this can become exciting as well as financially rewarding.

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• Australian property expo in London

  

  Discover how to buy, lease and manage a new Melbourne property while living in the UK.

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• Booming economy not good news for rates

  BUDGET 2011 – SPECIAL REPORT: A mining boom that helps lift economic growth to four per cent and push the jobless rate below five per cent should be good news for Australia.

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• Worries over property prices ‘have eased’

  People are not currently as worried about Australian property price hikes as they were back in July, a study has revealed.

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• Eco-friendly Australian property recognised with awards

  

  Eco-friendly property in Australia has been recognised at an awards ceremony held in Melbourne.

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• Aussie property news

  People are not currently as worried about Australian property price hikes as they were back in July, a study has revealed.

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• Property investors ‘should seek new managers if unhappy’

  Investors should not tolerate being offered poor service by their property managers, a report by CoreData has suggested.

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• Value of building work in Australia increases

  The amount spent on building work in Australia from the start of April to the end of June was $21.6 million, a report has shown.

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