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Property
‘Mum and dad’ landlords closing the door on renters
More build-to-rent developments and social housing will provide a welcome alternative to individual investors and ease rental affordability, an economist says.
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Property
Treasurer soft on negative gearing as a proposal for housing crisis fix
While stopping the tax break seems certain to be part of the election debate over the coming months, Jim Chalmers has given his strongest indication that it’s not Labor policy.
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Regulation
Flood risk levels to be a bigger part of the conveyancing process
Conveyancers and property managers will have to disclose flood risk levels under Federal recommendations following the 2022 floods
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Practice
The importance of cultivating connections in conveyancing
Communications and behavioural expert Grazina Fechner on mastering the art of connecting with people.
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Practice
How podcasting powers this high-growth conveyancing firm
Conveyancing firm founder Kiani Mills uses her weekly update to reach thousands of listeners to showcase inspiring people to help listeners.
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Property
Targeting your market with a strong personalised brand
Setting your conveyancing business apart from your competitors is key to any successful branding strategy, according to marketing industry leader Kat Kelly
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Property
Three ways to improve your business brand on social media
Professional services brand consultant Julissa Shrewsbury’s top tips for individuals and small business owners to promote themselves in an ever-increasing digital-first world.
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Property
What’s the winning recipe for business success?
Three thriving conveyancers reveal the secret sauce behind their success stories. It’s all about working hard, focusing on customers and finding your niche.
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Technology
Early learning from early adopters of AI
Conveyancers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to ask up to 3000 questions a day as early adopters experiment with Archie.
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Property
Getting on top of the complex and changing property game
How future conveyancers are being equipped to handle some of the complex problems that can arise from property transactions.
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Property
Essential style: Look and feel the part and seize the moment
Nailing the perfect corporate look not only creates an impact, it also boosts self-confidence and drives performance, according to stylist Nat Shehata.
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Property
Why it’s important to make yourself heard
Many Australian actors who became hits in Tinseltown studied at NIDA, but it’s not as well known that their acting tools are also being used to train business leaders how to communicate more effectively.
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Practice
BETTER. FASTER. STRONGER
The Self-Improvement Issue. How to unlock opportunities. How to connect with customers.
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Property
Tax concessions shot of confidence for industry and homebuyers
Industry bodies welcome the stamp duty initiative but say more still needs to be done to tackle Australia’s housing crisis.
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Regulation
Drinking water guidelines for potential cancer-causing chemicals to be tightened
Stricter drinking water guidelines for potential cancer-causing “forever” chemicals are set to be introduced after increasing discoveries of PFAS.
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Economy
Gold Coast house prices up to a previously “unthinkable” $1.2 million
Record numbers moving to the strip of south-east Queensland continue to push house and unit prices up, according to economist Nerida Conisbee.
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Property
Vocal neighbours silenced to save music venues
Buyers will be required to formally acknowledge they are purchasing property in an entertainment zone when snapping up real estate within the precincts.
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Economy
Stronger-than-expected jobs data suggests a 2024 rate cut is off the cards
Economists say resilient labour market figures will mean the cash rate is likely to stay at 4.35 per cent until next year.
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Property
Stark rental reality facing nurses, ambulance workers and teachers
Nurses, ambulance workers, early childhood educators and construction workers are suffering the most as a result of the housing crisis, according to Anglicare Australia.
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Regulation
Conveyancing industry leader says banks must do more to stop scams
Banks need to take more responsibility for scams that cost consumers $2.74 billion a year, according to leading conveyancer David Winning
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Property
Pets welcome and fewer rent hikes for NSW
End in sight for rules that allow landlords to increase rent more than once a year – as long-awaited rules come before parliament.