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House-hunters face spring sale shortage in market slump

WOULD-BE home buyers hoping to snag a bargain could face a shortage of options during the usually busy spring sales season as owners try to ride out a price slump. Auction clearance rates have rebounded from recent multi-year lows, rising to a preliminary figure of just over 55 per cent in the past week, according to Cotality data released on Sunday. The share of successful sales reached an 11-week high, although it remained well below the decade average of 68 per cent. Low auction clearance rates generally point to falling property prices and a weak sales market. Cotality researc

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Rival plan to close Labor’s ‘widow tax’ loophole sooner

Major bank sees drop off in housing loans after budget

Deposit flicking: Real estate agents urged to cease and desist

Housing must be number one priority at NSW election

Bill to make NSW ‘more attractive to invest’ in

THE new NSW Building Bill will “streamline approvals, reduce unnecessary costs and support faster delivery of housing,” according to the Urban Development Institute of Australia

Under the bonnet of top conveyancing firms

WITH the property market taking a breather, many professionals might feel they’re stuck in neutral, mired in a traffic jam. But not those featured in “Driven” – the special August

Experience galore will help drive AICNSW

A NEW senior appointment with a wealth of local and international expertise will help “elevate the conveyancing profession” to a higher level in NSW. The Australian Institute

Why old office buildings are still vacant

OFFICE space across Australia’s cities is in higher demand than six months ago, as governments and businesses seek to move into new digs at the expense of older buildings.