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Real estate giants clash in court over marketing claims

REAL estate giants Domain and realestate.com.au have accused each other of making false claims in a fiery tit-for-tat legal clash. In a lawsuit filed to the Federal Court in May, Domain alleged REA, which operates realestate.com.au, wrongly spruiked that it found buyers for nine in every 10 properties listed on its platform. Domain claims the statements are not supported by the underlying data and has accused its competitor of breaching consumer laws. A REA spokesperson said the company “stands by” the claims, saying they were based on analysis of one million sa

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Housing market is ‘undergoing broad-based weakening’

Industry heavyweights tell govt ‘new housing supply is king’

It’s time: Conveyancers must comply to new regulations

Aussies face ‘poverty premiums’ on insurance payments

Liberals aim to reverse fortunes in cross-country blitz

Subdivision reform could trigger backyard boom

TEN of Australia’s richest state’s homeowners could soon be able to subdivide their land and sell off their backyards under reforms aimed at tackling the housing supply crisis.

We can’t beat the heat with air-con alone

AIR-CONDITIONING units flying off shelves worry Australian urban heat expert Mat Santamouris. With 10 systems purchased every second worldwide, the University of NSW professor fears the

MINING giant BHP will invest $30 million to help build more homes in remote communities in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. It will form part of the WA Government’s $45 mi

THE days are over for Victorian renters who would normally wait weeks for the return of their old bond. From Wednesday, Victorians can transfer their existing bond to their next rental a