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Aug 24, 2021

Development land: the broad landscape

Rich, fertile and attractive land is a desirable commodity in Australia and New Zealand. Regulators and developers in both countries have seen the light with the formation of the Australia-New Zeal

Aug 20, 2021

How buyer’s advocates provide the investment edge

Time-poor investors still seek to be information-rich, especially when it comes to their property portfolio. In the increasingly competitive real estate market, many canny buyers are looking to gai

Aug 18, 2021

Improving your interior air quality

It’s a fact of life that indoor air pollutants, such as dust, pet hair and mould, can create havoc with wellbeing. And that’s without factoring in the influence of household chemicals when skin irr

Aug 13, 2021

Covering all costs: Lending fees checklist

So you’ve finally found the perfect property. Everyone agrees; even the dog likes it! If you’ve done your homework, all you need to do now is finalise the details, because otherwise, your dream hom

Aug 11, 2021

Declining apartment pipeline offset by low-density surge

A leading residential development review forecasts an ongoing decline in apartments. This comes in a year where total building approvals for new apartments dropped below 40,000 for the first time sinc

Aug 10, 2021

Getting your property primed for spring sale

Selling your home or investment in spring is certain to attract keen buyer interest and vendor competition. But this ever-promising selling season also ensures your property is presented at its bloomi

Aug 6, 2021

Garage makeovers geared towards multifunctionality

Remember when a garage was used for parking your car and storing your tools? You can return to this idea with a little thought and plenty of organisation. The New Oxford Dictionary of English defin

Aug 4, 2021

A pet subject: don’t assume in strata developments

With the rise of apartment living, it’s only natural that the issue of pet ownership in strata complexes surface. It’s estimated by the RSPCA that 61 per cent of households own pets so it’s importa