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Economy
Questions over application of proposed CGT changes
Treasurer wants changes to be applied broadly but business groups anxious they are confined to property.
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Property
Focus on seeing ‘more people living in the city’
New build-to-rent homes to offer affordable living options next to transport and infrastructure in Perth’s centre.
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Economy
Latest inflation figures give RBA ‘space’ to consider next rate rise
CPI fell month on month but trimmed mean inflation rose slightly, which will give Reserve Bank cause for reflection.
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Property
More houses and more jobs in FNQ expansion plan
Queensland government to fast track more modular homes to service communities across far north of the state.
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Economy
Message to Federal Govt: We don’t have enough homes
Housing Industry Association says Budget measures don’t address fundamental issue of housing supply.
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Economy
Tax changes ‘difficult but incredibly important’
Housing minister says the new tax measures will ‘have a modest affordability effect on house prices’.
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Property
Sympli buyout seen as a vote of confidence for sector
Conveyancing leaders are viewing news that InfoTrack has acquired the ASX’s 49 per cent share of e-settlement platform Sympli as a shot in the arm for stalled interoperability reform.
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Property
InfoTrack assumes total ownership of Sympli
Eight years after joining the ASX to establish an e-settlement solution to challenge the market dominance of PEXA, InfoTrack has acquired its partner’s share to go it alone.
Economy
Labor happy with softer housing market
Tax changes in the federal budget are already helping to level the playing field, according to the housing minister.
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Regulation
Restructure among options for collapsed firm
The administrator says collapsed conveyancer Settle Easy will continue trading as it explores salvage options.
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Property
Award winners ‘strengthen industry’
Best of the best rewarded as the country recognises the ‘resilience and professionalism’ of real estate professionals.
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Property
National auction clearance rate shows marginal rise
Sydney leads the way in slight uplift, which is a positive sign, but national figure still below the 60 per cent benchmark.
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Property
Consultation still in the pipeline for startups
Controversial CGT changes will be introduced to parliament but the prime minister insists talks still to be had on implementation.
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Property
New poll places One Nation as the next opposition
But Liberals not ready to give up as Angus Taylor says he is ‘out there fighting the Labor Party every day’.
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Economy
CPI tipped to fall but don’t get too excited yet
Economists say a reduction in fuel taxes will help inflation but the RBA may not be moved to stall interest rate hikes.
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Property
Plan rewarded for being ‘transparent and dynamic’
Planning awards recognise excellence of South Australia’s platform to ‘guide Adelaide’s growth’.
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Economy
Coalition plan to ‘incentivise more investment’
Bold move to increase capital gains tax discount which will ‘get money moving where it is needed’.
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Economy
Population has quickly turned against Budget measures
Advocacy group says government has done a bad job in selling their tax changes to the Australian people.
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Property
Property buying sees decline in lending rates
Data firm says consumer confidence is down, effecting investor activity across all levels of housing.
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Property
Plan to plug the gap in housing options for Adelaide
Missing middle housing gets government rubber stamp in bid to build more affordable homes.
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Economy
Greens need more if Labor is to get their support
Senator says the government has ‘pulled up the drawbridge’ in front of young people with its Budget measures.